The Truth About Tipping: From Generosity to Scams
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A survey conducted by USA Today Blueprint and OnePoll reveals that California residents are the most generous tippers in the United States, leaving an average gratuity of 22.69%. Missouri follows closely behind with an average tip of 22.05%. On the other hand, Illinois residents are the least generous, tipping an average of 14.22%. The survey also found that almost half of Americans are tired of being asked to tip, and while there are no set rules, etiquette experts suggest tipping 20% at sit-down restaurants, 15-20% for hairdressers and barbers, and 10-20% for food delivery drivers.
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