overtly political theme, rebuking maga republicans without alienating all republicans, and delivering a dark warning tempered with an uplifting vision. listen. as i stand here tonight, equality and democracy are under assault. we do ourselves no favor to pretend otherwise. so tonight i ve come to this place where it all began, to speak as plainly as i can to the nation about the threats we face, about the power we have in our own hands to meet these threats, and about the incredible future that lies in front of us if only we choose it. maga forces are determined to take this country backwards. backwards to an america where there is no right to choose, no right to privacy, no right to contraception, no right to marry who you love. they promote authoritarian leaders and fan the flames of political violence that are a threat to our personal rights, to the pursuit of justice, to the rule of law, to the very soul of this country. and i want to be very clear, very clear up front,
With budgets straining, it's surprising to hear that Americans plan to tip more generously this holiday season. We'll look at who to tip and the easiest ways to determine how much is appropriate.
even 40% tip when you do something as simple as by a packet of gun gum. tip fatigue. i m all for keeping a server if they are doing a good job but come on, should we tip a self check out? you are doing the work. tonight panel, comedy legend in the house, anchor of fox news sunday, fellow the cable news ball, shannon breen and comedian a professional drinker line reason is here. here we go, here we go. shannon, it was first you were first. profanity involved in an uncomfortable keep moving. i believe it was the digital check out the did this to us because in the cash age, you pay the change, you weren t involved in a standoff and now you are a standoff i was a trail and to buy the water was like $3 so i
why are people so frustrated about tipping? there is a lot of tip fatigue going on. i think a lot of that gets back to this tip creep that we see. being asked to tip in unconventional situations. these tip prompts have become common place at coffee shops and food trucks and elsewhere. i mean, i have been asked to tip at a self-checkout machine at newark airport. it s gone amok. and that s what about two-thirds of americans say, they have some sort of negative view towards tipping. 30% don t like those automated tip prompts. about four in ten think that businesses should just pay their staff better rather than asking us customers to make up the difference. i think a lot of people have kind of hit this inflection point where earlier in the pandemic people thought tip nor generously. i think that s faded. we see people tipping less often across the board. self-service kiosks asking