Is 15% tip in 2030 is going to be considered an insult

I was at the airport the other day, and I got soda from a fridge in a shop. I had to wait for an attendant to scan it when the scanner was right in front of me but you couldn't do it yourself so you have to let them do it. I paid with my card and it asked me for a tip, and when pressing the no tip option it took 4 or 5 taps for it to accept it.

Incorrect, cause I didn’t see any advertisements

In 2026 you go out to eat and tip. In 2030 you’ll go out to tip and eat

That’s why always carry a hacksaw. Just lop off the spikes.

Yes

One hour for $5? They’ll want to raise that rate to encourage more membership subscriptions.

I googled this morning about tips and 20% right now is the standard. So 15% is considered an insult right now.

No ads? No way

If people pay it could be happen.

The tip will be prompted up front and if it's not good enough, then the bench might malfunction and stab you.