CUSTOMERS raged after a restaurant was exposed for a sneaky tipping trick that some wondered was even legal. In recent years, several customers have said they’ve been asked to tip service workers more than ever. X / 6ixBuzzTVCustomers raged after a photo was shared online of a card reader that took off the ‘no tip’ option[/caption] GettyMany consumers say they’ve been pressured to tip more often than not[/caption] Tipping expectations have grown as more than 72% of US adults say they’ve been asked to tip more when at restaurants or just buying items at a convenience store, according to a 2023 Pew Research. However, some shoppers say that retailers have gotten sneakier when it
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