Has tipping culture gotten out of control? Take our poll
Dining at a sit-down restaurant? Sure, leave a tip for your server.
Getting your hair cut? Sure, leave a tip for your barber or hairstylist.
What about picking up food to-go or paying for coffee on a tablet? Do you leave a tip then?
Americans seem to be faced with the option to tip more and more frequently. Most choose to spend the few extra bucks. In a 2023 survey from Forbes Advisor, 76% of the 2,000 people surveyed said they tip always or often, and 73% said they tip at least 11% more when they pay digitally versus with cash.
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According to Google Trends, interest in tipping culture is also at an all-time high. Americans Googled questions about when and how much tip more than ever last month, and conversations about tipping fatigue, tip creeping and more continue to grow.
So, what's the state of tipping culture in Greater Cincinnati? Has tipping culture gotten out of control? Let us know your thoughts by taking our poll below.
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Poll: Has tipping culture gotten out of control?
