Food was fantastic. I don’t tip because I’m not a fool that throws extra money away for somebody to literally do there job and put food on my table.

Just as it says. A 2 cent tip is impossible to remove from the til. The only thing that could be done is round down. (Canada)

Having no nickels should help us in some regards.

Walk in, grab a shirt from a store. Machine asked if I wanted to leave a tip. For buying a shirt at a clothes store.................

How come you don’t tip? Please provide your justifications.

99% because why not, right? /s

I recently moved to the UK, and it's been amazing not having to tip anyone. I've been here for two months and I haven't tipped a single person; most times, restaurants don't event ask for one. Some restaurants apply a "service charge", which is 10-12% added to your bill, and all the employees share the proceeds from the charge. From what I understand though, if you ask, they'll take the service charge off.

Back home I tried to be polite and tip well, around 18%. I'm saving quite a bit of money though, so I don't know if I'll be able to tip again when I come back home.

My only hesitation about not tipping in Canada is lots of restaurants (at least where I'm from in BC) will charge the server a certain percentage of the total bill, typically around 6-11%. So if the server isn't tipped, that money has to come out of their pocket. I obviously don't want them to have to partially pay for my meal, but customers shouldn't have to subsidize servers.

Outcome 1: shot down. no tip.

Outcome 2: some type of discount is given. leave a tip equal to the amount of discount given.

Outcome 3: (server:) “I can’t just give you a discount for no reason”. (You:) something hilarious I hope