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Here are the new rules for when you absolutely should tip, when you might consider it — and when you can totally skip it. Lucky Business / Shutterstock.com
You swing by your favorite convenience store and grab a Coke and snack. That soda is already more expensive than it used to be thanks to inflation, and now — as your smiling cashier looks on — the payment screen nudges you to add a 20% tip on top. Confusing, pressure-filled situations like that are becoming more and more common, and social media is filled with stories of being asked to tip…
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