'Tipflation' may be causing backlash as more digital prompts ask for tips.
, a consumer financial services company, suggests two-thirds of Americans now hold a negative view of tipping, and the number of people who always leave a tip is declining — even at sit-down restaurants — in just the last two years.
"I have to say I'm highly annoyed at tipping," Neitzel said."It's really awkward, especially in the counter service interaction, to watch someone make a decision."According to credit card processor Square, nearly 75% of remote transactions now include gratuity prompts, which are even seen at drive-thrus.
Lynn also noted that technology has made it easier for non-traditional businesses, such as electricians or plumbers, to request tips discreetly through electronic bills, avoiding the potential awkwardness of asking for gratuity in person.
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