As an American I agree completely. I know tipping fine for things like eating at restaurants, but there are tons of services I buy where I have literally no idea what constitutes a fair tip, and constantly wonder if I&#x27;m shortchanging people or overtipping. And of course you can&#x27;t just ask the person because they feel weird about it, and you feel weird asking, and the whole thing is just annoying.<p>I get that it&#x27;s a decent motivator to encourage good service, but I think in my entire 10 year consumer history I&#x27;ve left maybe 2 <i>intentionally</i> bad tips for poor service out of hundreds if not thousands of interactions. It can&#x27;t be that big of a deal.