Has tipping fatigue changed how Americans should tip for the holidays?

The video discusses holiday tipping, emphasizing that while appreciated, it is not necessary. It suggests showing appreciation to service providers like daycare staff, manicurists, personal trainers, and pet sitters. The 'up to' rule is introduced, recommending tipping a nanny up to one week's pay or a hair stylist up to the cost of one service.

What is the main takeaway about holiday tipping according to the guide?

• Tipping is appreciated but not necessary.

• Tipping is mandatory during the holidays.

• Tipping is only for family members.

• Tipping should be avoided.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as someone to consider for holiday tipping?

• Personal trainers

• Daycare staff

• Restaurant waiters

• Manicurists

What is the suggested tipping amount for a nanny according to the 'up to' rule?

• Up to one day's pay

• Up to one week's pay

• Up to one year's pay

• Up to one month's pay

According to the 'up to' rule, how much should you tip a hair stylist?

• Up to the cost of a haircut

• Up to the cost of a week's service

• Up to the cost of a year's service

• Up to the cost of a month's service

Which of the following is a key concept of the 'up to' rule?

• Tipping should be more than the service cost.

• Tipping should be exactly half of the service cost.

• Tipping should be up to a certain amount based on the service.

• Tipping should be avoided if possible.