After you enjoy a meal at a restaurant, get your hair done at the salon, or take a ride in a taxi, it’s common practice to leave a tip. Tipping is the act of giving money to someone who has provided a service on top of the standard charge. It’s a way of acknowledging their work and showing your appreciation. You can choose to leave a tip in cash or tip with your credit card.

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