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hlthe2b

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2. During COVID, I didn't question it, I didn't mind it, I even increased my tips from that expected...

Reply to OnlinePoker (Original post)

Fri May 23, 2025, 10:55 AM

May 23

these folks were putting their own welfare at risk, after all.

But, now? yikes... Some of these restaurants and services will go belly-up because at some point it is all just TOO much.

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We asked Canadians where and when tipping feels out of place. Here's what they told us [View all] OnlinePoker May 23 OP

When you visit the oval office Johonny May 23 #1

During COVID, I didn't question it, I didn't mind it, I even increased my tips from that expected... hlthe2b May 23 #2

Canadian here and I am sick of it. Bev54 May 23 #3

Unless it's a small business that I want to help succeed, I typically opt for "no tip." harumph May 23 #4

I hit the skip tip button on most of my store purchases CANADIANBEAVER69 May 23 #5