The Wall Street Journal reported on the rise of digital, self-checkout kiosks and how customers have responded to tip prompts. Many customers who were asked to tip workers with whom they had no interaction were frustrated with these prompts, per the Journal.

Fr, I stopped clicking “yes” on the charity prompts when I realized the stores were just claiming self-checkout donations as their own. Like, damn Kroger, you can afford Albertsons but you want me to handle your charity? I’ll just give that money to the people who beg in and around Kroger, because there are many

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also their charities are just staffed by failsons and all the money gets paid into their 200k salaries rather than going to anyone. and they get tax right-offs. ‘awareness’ charities deserve hell imo

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nobody wants to tip anymore

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landlords have started asking for tips now this is out of hand

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They can have some of my 7.62mm wide tips :mao-shining:

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WSJ trying to make “tipping fatigue” a thing

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It kind of is, especially in my state with no tipped wage.

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