Have you changed your tipping habits due to inflation?
Inflation is driving up prices on nearly everything, and it seems to be leading some people to tip less.“Now when you go to have that little transaction occur after you get yourself something to eat at a restaurant and they give you [the option of] 15%, 20%, 30%, what do you want to tip the waiter, waitress, bartender? People are making adjustments there,” KIRO Newsradio host John Curley explained.
Additionally, since so many people were staying home, they were spending less money, so they became bigger tippers, she said, sometimes adding up to 30% on a takeout order.“Well now, because people are out and about more, things are getting back to normal, they’re spending more money, and there’s inflation, they’re finding that tips are going down pretty significantly,” she added.
John says he, personally, is not adjusting his tipping based on inflation, and is still a “great tipper.”
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