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But as often as not〜がよく分かりません。
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One short cut to calculate a middling tip is to double the amount of sales tax, which is
always written on the check. This works well in New York where the tax is 8.875 percent.
But you have to remember the sales tax is only 7 percent just across the water in New
Jersey.
In theory, tipping should reflect the quality of service thereby creating an incentive for

In theory, tipping should reflect the quality of service thereby creating an incentive for
good work. But as often as not, people tip generously so as not to look mean in front of
others. Or even to show off that the extra few dollars makes no difference to them.
People might also tip well at busy places, especially ones they visit regularly. In effect
they are "bidding" to receive preferential treatment over other customers, which is
different from rewarding good service.