Here's why most people think tipping has gotten out of hand

Has tipping gotten out of hand?

In a new survey by Popmenu, more than 3 out of 4 people or 78% said they believed that tipping practices have become ridiculous. Forty-four percent say they're tipping less this year than last year.

Consumers aren't shy about expressing their tip fatigue online and on social media sites.

"I can’t enjoy a weekend without at least 5 prompts to tip for doing absolutely nothing," one user on Reddit said about tipping fatigue. "The anxiety that comes from this false pressure to tip a percentage on every bill is ludicrous."

"What have we gotten to that every place we go to is requesting a tip?" a user on TikTok asked, while venting that someone taking her order was requesting a gratuity.