When Should I Tip?

The video explores the complexities of tipping, highlighting its variability across different countries and its deep-rooted history in the US, linked to class and race. It discusses the social issues associated with tipping, such as racial profiling and worker poverty, and provides guidance on standard tipping practices in the US. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding tipping etiquette to avoid social faux pas and ensure fair compensation for service workers.

What are some reasons why tipping is considered optional in certain countries?

How does the tipping culture in the US differ from that in Japan?

What historical factors contributed to the establishment of tipping in the US?

What are some social issues that tipping in the US has been linked to?

What is the standard tipping percentage for average to good service in the US?

In what situations might a tip be considered optional or not expected?

How can individuals navigate the complexities of tipping in various service situations?