More places in the U.S. are asking for tips, and customers are tipping more — but two surveys show they’re getting tired of it.

The increasing ubiquity of the dreaded tip screen at points of sale across the country has consumers feeling more than a little miffed, according to reports. Backcountry Media – stock.adobe.com ...

Now you have to go out of your way not to tip, hitting zero on a pre-entered tip screen with the potential awkwardness of the cashier and other customers looking at you." ...

A majority (70%) said they resort to “guilt-tipping” when faced with a digital tip screen, and 54% said the preset suggestions are enough to make their blood boil.

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A majority (70%) said they resort to “guilt-tipping” when faced with a digital tip screen, and 54% said the preset suggestions are enough to make their blood boil.

A majority (70%) said they resort to “guilt-tipping” when faced with a digital tip screen, and 54% said the preset suggestions are enough to make their blood boil.

A majority (70%) said they resort to “guilt-tipping” when faced with a digital tip screen, and 54% said the preset suggestions are enough to make their blood boil.

A majority (70%) said they resort to “guilt-tipping” when faced with a digital tip screen, and 54% said the preset suggestions are enough to make their blood boil.