Debate Has tipping gotten out of hand in the US?

[Sara]

I can only give a top if it's from my heart but the least of what I can do is to be forced to give out my money. Over here, the way they seek and force for this tip is really worrisome. Just hope that it can be look into.

 

[Krissycakes09]

My husband and I always tip. Even if I don't want to do a lot, my husband does.

 

[Sara]

My husband and I always tip. Even if I don't want to do a lot, my husband does.

He's doing it out of the act of giving and anybody that understands giving will always tip no matter what. Tipping can never be wrong but I detest it when it's been begged from people.

 

[Nomad]

Tipping in mandatory in the US, right? I hear that tipping is not appreciated in Japan. In my home country, tipping is voluntary. But I think you need to tip these people who carry your dirty plates.

 

[Sara]

Tipping in mandatory in the US, right? I hear that tipping is not appreciated in Japan. In my home country, tipping is voluntary. But I think you need to tip these people who carry your dirty plates.

I don't know if tipping in the US is mandatory. Why should it pass the law that tipping needs to be mandatory. It's not a forceful action, it's something that people can do voluntarily. It's good to tip people that works but I can never appreciate it if it becomes a force action.