This video shows growing frustration among Americans who believe tipping expectations have moved beyond conventional service professions. According to a WalletHub survey, approximately 90% believe tipping culture has become “out of control.”Many people are unhappy about being asked to tip in places where tipping was not previously expected, especially as inflation and economic constraints tighten budgets. This backlash reflects a broader discussion about whether tips should remain voluntary expressions of gratitude or whether firms should reconsider how they compensate employees.

Has tipping culture gone too far in America, or is it still an important way to support service workers?