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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/Guitar-String • 2d ago
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In the US do you have to tip checkout workers at grocery stores and such, or is it specifically service workers mostly?
• u/Budget_Persimmon_195 2d ago you dont have to tip anyone in america. there is no law mandating that a customer has to tip any service provider in any industry. • u/WittyFix6553 1d ago There are, however, social rules and norms.
you dont have to tip anyone in america. there is no law mandating that a customer has to tip any service provider in any industry.
• u/WittyFix6553 1d ago There are, however, social rules and norms.
There are, however, social rules and norms.
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u/HappyPlatypus6034 2d ago
In the US do you have to tip checkout workers at grocery stores and such, or is it specifically service workers mostly?