Tiktok Is The New Battleground In The War Over Tipping Culture

Henry Chandonnet, Fast Company
Fri, 09/06/2024 - 8:00am

Rants about the expectations of tipping, and pleas from service workers to tip more, overcrowd TikTok’s feed. The growing prevalence of tipping culture has proven a popular subject on TikTok. Users are posting satirical skits wherein people are encouraged to leave a tip after asking for help locating an item in a store or petting a stranger’s dog.

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