tipping

A survey shows that almost three out of four people feel tipping has gotten completely out of hand.

Call it a tip or call it a bribe, we are all used to giving a little extra money “To Insure Prompt Service.”

The data was gathered from 79,000 restaurants across the country and includes only tips made via credit card or other digital means.

However, what caught my attention, was a second tip line. There was a suggestion for a "kitchen" tip. I had never seen that before. We go out pretty often, and this was a new concept to me.

On a recent episode of the Lou & Shannon Morning radio show on 94.3 The Point, the hosts engaged in a lively debate about tipping when it comes to delivery services. How did it all begin, you ask? Well, there was this audio clip circulating on social media. In...

Some establishments might not be aware they're even doing this

Around the holidays it can start to feel like you are accepting an Oscar. You start mentally rattling off the people you have to thank for “making it all possible”. So who do we tip and how much? Some people don’t believe in tipping someone for just doing their job while others hand out 20s like tic tacs. I dug in to find out what is socially acceptable for holiday tipping so you don’t look like a Scrooge.

A delivery worker posted a message that shocked me. If you haven't been tipping, you need to read this.

Men and millennials don't tip very often, but when they do, they tip a good amount of money, says one study.

And we are back for another episode of 94 Seconds With Nicole - new and improved!

From the mail carrier to the housekeeper to the garbage crew - are you feeling pressure to tip practically everyone this holiday season?

Tipping at restaurants has become the topic of conversation over the past week or so, so we asked you whether you'd rather handle the tipping on your own or have the restaurant increase their menu item prices and add the difference to the server's hourly rate.