Tipping has become a hot topic, and for good reason. It seems like everywhere you turn, someone is flipping a screen around and asking for a tip, even for things that never used to require one. As the cost of living rises and digital payment systems make tipping more visible, it’s easy to feel pressured into giving extra money for every little service. But not every situation calls for a tip, and sometimes, it’s okay to say “no.” Understanding when tipping is appropriate helps you protect your budget and send a message about what you value as a customer. Here are seven services that, in my opinion, don’t deserve my money when it comes to tipping.
