Youll Never Guess Which State Tips the Most [Video]

Americans are getting used to the idea of being asked for tips, from picking up a cappuccino to collecting their bag of takeout.

But many think tipping has gotten out of control, and the generous tips they left during pandemic restrictions have flattened out. That’s according to two new surveys measuring current attitudes towards gratuities.

According to a new survey on tipping culture from Bankrate, a consumer financial services company, 59% of Americans have a negative view of tipping. That’s down from 66 percent in 2023. That percentage includes people who feel businesses should pay employees better, are annoyed about pre-entered tip screens, or would be willing to pay higher prices to be done with tipping. Additionally, 35% of those surveyed said tipping culture has gone too far.

Younger consumers are more likely to be cool with parting from their cash than older ones. Fewer than half of Gen Z …