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Should Customers Tip at Self-Checkout Machines? | Your Money Briefing | WSJ

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Customers routinely tip service workers, but many shoppers are perplexed and even angry to find some self-checkout machines prompting them to leave upwards of 20%.

WSJ reporter Rachel Wolfe joins host J.R. Whalen to discuss so-called tip creep and where, exactly, those tips are going.

0:00 Have self-checkout machines always asked for tips?
0:46 Why people are confused
2:13 What shoppers are saying about tipping machines
3:54 Could self-checkout machines affect people’s other tipping decisions?

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tipping, customer tips, worker tips
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