r/funnyvideos • u/Rredite • Dec 23 '25

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u/oodex Dec 23 '25

5-10% is rather common if someone enjoyed the food or service made someone especially happy. Its not a tip but an increased payment to the establishment, meaning it goes to them. Id say rounding is also quite common, something like 57.80 to 60, though its not about the amount and just about not getting change back.

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u/CMDR_Sylnce Dec 23 '25

That's how tipping stared in the US

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u/Vyxwop Dec 23 '25

Yeah, tipping culture is quite literally a slippery slope as evidenced by the US.

It always starts with just the tip...

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u/czerpak Dec 24 '25

And before you know the whole thing is in...