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Uno de los choques culturales que más sorprende a los europeos que ponen un pie en el país norteamericano es el de las gratificaciones obligatorias
Florida Resident Highlights Growing Concerns Over US Tipping Culture Florida, US – A recent video shared by a resident, Anna Ortiz, has brought to light the escalating debate surrounding tipping practices in the United States. Ortiz, who has been documenting her experiences living in the US, voiced her frustrations over the increasing expectation of tips in various service industries, extending beyond traditional dining establishments. In her video, Ortiz recounted a recent visit to a nail salon where a basic service, costing $50, automatically prompted a 20% tip option. She expressed surprise at this, stating, "I just got my nails done, a very basic manicure, it cost me $50, but when I went to pay, they directly put a 20% tip." She further elaborated on a similar experience at a dog grooming service, where a 20% tip was also expected. Ortiz highlighted that the expectation for tipping now extends to services like take-away coffee from cafes, where direct service is minimal. She noted that declining to tip the suggested amount, or choosing a lower percentage, can lead to visible disapproval from staff. "Even if you go to Starbucks or any coffee shop, you ask for a coffee to go, and they also ask you for a tip," she explained. The video has sparked a lively discussion online, with many commenters sharing similar experiences and opinions on the fairness and sustainability of the current tipping system in the US. Some users echoed Ortiz's sentiment, while others defended the practice, explaining that tips often constitute a significant portion of service workers' wages.
Uno de los choques culturales que más sorprende a los europeos que ponen un pie en el país norteamericano es el de las gratificaciones obligatorias