They're competing with other people who set prices based on the expectation of getting tips. If their prices look higher they'll get less business, even if the "real" price after tipping is the same.
Right, doesn’t change that as an industry those two should just collectively stop expecting a tip, and the people using those services should collectively stop paying them.
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u/I3adIVIonkey 10h ago
Tipping culture in the US is actually for every service rendered?