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3. I used to travel for business and tipped anyone for service provided. Of course I could claim

Fri Feb 14, 2020, 02:35 PM

Feb 2020

any tip amount on my expense reports and I'd be reimbursed. So let's not be cheap, people. We can't take it with us!

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Here's why more travelers are joining the 'do not tip' movement [View all] Floyd R. Turbo Feb 2020 OP

No tip? Eat spit next visit. pwb Feb 2020 #2

It would be funny if they caught something and died jberryhill Feb 2020 #9

Why do they bother to come out of the house.? lunasun Feb 2020 #8

I got a hundred dollar tip once Cartoonist Feb 2020 #11

Perhaps the reason is ... frazzled Feb 2020 #12

thumbs up, musette SCantiGOP Feb 2020 #20

In many countries tipping is not expected. In some there is an automatic sinkingfeeling Feb 2020 #14

As an erstwhile waitress during one of the hardest times of my life lunatica Feb 2020 #15

I'm used to tipping when in my home area csziggy Feb 2020 #16

Service workers are not paid a livable wage. Laffy Kat Feb 2020 #17

+1000 smirkymonkey Feb 2020 #18

FWIW Tipping is considered rude in some Asian countries dalton99a Feb 2020 #19

In rural areas of China and Japan SCantiGOP Feb 2020 #21

Your baggage went to Houston and you're in Buffalo bucolic_frolic Feb 2020 #22