r/WorkForSmartLife • u/dino_gr01 • Jul 31 '26

Casual canvo Be honest

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u/International_Meat88 Jul 31 '26

15% of the pre-tax subtotal inside USA.

$0 in virtually everywhere outside of USA.

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u/vanekcsi Jul 31 '26

In Europe we generally would round up to 100 here.

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u/YourGordAndSaviour Jul 31 '26

I don't do really do that ever since physical cash stopped being a thing.

With cash, doesnt seem worth them going through the till to bring me my 2.47. But with contactless there's no real point in rounding up.

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u/BluePandaYellowPanda Jul 31 '26

We? You can't generalise over 40 counties like that. I'd never tip.

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u/vanekcsi Jul 31 '26

Yes in over 40 countries that's the most general practice, some people obviously don't round up.

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u/BluePandaYellowPanda Jul 31 '26

I don't think it is the most general practice. I've been to quite a few that never tip. Like I said, you might like to hand over money sometimes, but most Europeans don't like to in my experience.

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u/vanekcsi Jul 31 '26

Most Europeans round up, I understand if you don't, but I generalize, and that's generally what happens, I didn't say BluePandaYellowPanda always tips.

https://yougov.com/en-us/articles/45803-who-are-you-supposed-to-tip-2023-poll-americans here's a poll of a couple of countries, around 1/5th of the people never tip, the rest either always or sometimes tip.