Bartenders Upset with Gen Z's Tipping Habits
Gen Z's tipping habits are causing concern among bartenders, with a Bankrate survey finding they are the least likely to tip and tip less than previous generations.
This trend is significantly impacting bartenders, who rely heavily on tips, as most of their customers are from Gen Z.
A 20% tip is the right amount. If you get poor service, maybe you knock it down to 18 percent.
According to Derek Brown, co-founder of Drink Company, a good tip is essential in the service industry, particularly in restaurants and bars.
- Gen Z is the least likely to tip, according to a Bankrate survey.
- When Gen Z does tip, they tend to tip less than other generations.
- Bartenders are feeling the economic effects of this tipping trend.
Author's summary: Gen Z's tipping habits are worsening, affecting bartenders.
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