Tipping in the US feels mandatory, unlike other countries where it's a gesture of gratitude. This obligation stems from companies underpaying workers, forcing customers to supplement their income. While tipping is customary, it feels like a scam when the service is subpar.
Tipping is often obligatory in the US due to low wages.
In many countries, tipping is a small gesture of gratitude, not a requirement.
Customers feel scammed when forced to tip for poor service.