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It’s off the charts in Canada, 18% is the norm and growing… even for self service and take out.

yes, mainly because it's been brute forced into me due to spending a decade+ in the US

however, i've come to like doing it on my own terms - ~$5-10 depending on type of service i'm receiving (restaurant, taxi)

still hate the concept of it having to be a fixed percentage though...

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I spent a lot of time in Taiwan and Japan and enjoy that there’s zero tipping culture (if fancy restaurants have tip, it’s just already included and at most 10%).

In the UK it’s not customary. However we tip if it’s actually been good service. Usually 10%

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So no tipping in India? How about haggling in markets?

Rarely tbh...I think it's a cultural thing...not very common in India 

And personally I only like to tip when I feel I've received some extraordinary service... customary tips don't make sense to me

But I tip here 😅

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I like to tip when I’ve enjoyed the service, if it’s customary or not, around 15-20%