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Authorartfuldodger1212
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A 10% tip in America will get you some real angry servers. 15-20% is much more common. 10% is see as the absolute bare minimum. The costs of eating out is on average a lot less though. Last time I was in America a few months ago I was shocked that I got a nicer draft beer in a charming little rural pub for £2.25. Didn't mind adding the customary $1 on that one.
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CreatedWed 25th Jan 2023 12:27pm
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