"Americans Push Back Against Rising Tipping Expectations"

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A Bankrate survey reveals a decline in tipping among Americans for hair stylists, servers, and drivers since 2021, attributed to inflation and changing consumer attitudes post-pandemic. Despite some wage increases and economic adjustments, many consumers are tipping less due to financial constraints and a reduced appreciation for service workers. This shift is part of broader changes in consumer spending habits, with some areas seeing reduced spending and others experiencing growth.
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