[marcus0x62]

The way the culture of tipping has changed in the last 25-ish years is really amazing. It used to be that you'd tip 15% of the pre-tax amount, excluding alcohol, for *good service.* Then, it became 20%. Then, you were supposed to tax on the total pre-tax bill. Then on the post-tax bill. Now, 20% is kind of a 'meh' tip and is viewed as some kind of entitlement by the waitstaff industry and everybody and their grandmother is asking for tips.