Is this American? I ask because in England I've never heard of giving extra money to a tattoo artist after agreeing on how much money I'm going to give them. Why wouldn't they just give the total cost upfront?
Seems like a US tip culture thing. I'm Swedish and at the restaurant I work at (McDonalds) I make 90 dollars an hour. I also get 10 months paid vacation per year and 5 years of paternity leave whenever I feel the need to have a child (which I would never do of course because of climate change, etc:) Also I get 100 paid sick days a year and healthcare here is completely free. So there's really no need for tips here. Basically, I think the tipping system in the US (and the whole country in general) should be burned down to the ground, it's vile ashes scattered to the wind.
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u/Ok_Chance_1648 8h ago
Is this American? I ask because in England I've never heard of giving extra money to a tattoo artist after agreeing on how much money I'm going to give them. Why wouldn't they just give the total cost upfront?