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Has tipping culture gotten out of hand? In our next episode of our, "My Hill to Die On" series, Skye takes on the practice of tipping - revealing it's dark origin and why he thinks it's gone too far lately.

Agree? Disagree? Let us know in the comments below!

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Bunny Pratt

I’m with Skye on this!! It’s definitely a Covid holdover.

J & K Bystroff

This doesn’t even scratch the other simultaneous tip outrage: tip inflation. As someone noted above, a “good” tip used to be 15%. In the early 80s 12% was good. I see credit card payment machines even now offering 22% or 25% as the “normal” (middle value) tip. So, not only did servers get a wage boost when food prices went up (normal inflation), but they get an extra extra boost by increasing the percentage of the inflated food price being asked for in tips.