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restaurant tipping
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Eastern European culture
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Tipping at restaurants may be less prevalent, and the practice is not as ingrained in the dining culture
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2
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restaurant tipping
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Europe
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Tipping is not as common and is not necessarily expected in all European countries
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3
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tipping
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Eastern European
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Tipping may be less common and not expected in service industries.
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4
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tipping
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Europe
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Less common and not always expected, especially in restaurants
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5
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tipping
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Europe
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Tipping generally not as common and may be included in the service charge
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6
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tipping
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Europe
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Tipping is less common and usually not as heavily relied upon as part of a service worker's income.
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7
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tipping
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Europe
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Tipping considered optional, usually around 5-10% for exceptional service
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8
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tipping
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Europe
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Less common to tip service workers, as a service charge may already be included in the bill
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9
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tipping
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Europe
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Less common to leave tips, as service charge is often included in the bill
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10
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tipping
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Europe
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Tipping is more discretionary and typically lower, around 5-10%
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11
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tipping
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Europe
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Tipping is less common and is usually included in the service charge.
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1
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12
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tipping
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Europe
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Tipping is less common and often included in the bill as a service charge
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1
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tipping
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Europe
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Tipping is less common and often included in the bill as service charge
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1
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14
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tipping in restaurants
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Europe
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Less common and usually included in the service charge
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