nobody wants to get depressed. and why you start off 2022 by lying to yourself saying that you re going to go do something when you know you are going to break it pretty much within the first couple of days or weeks? if anything, if we have learned anything from the last year or two, it s don t expect anything to happen. don t set goals, just when you think you know what is going to happen, it s not going to happen. a week ago i was hanging out with 500 people here in new york city. now nobody will even look at each other in new york city anymore, because we are scared about covid. so don t get your hopes up. at all. okay, so here s a tip heading into the new year, tip more. a poll from credit card.com finding that most u.s. adults are planning on doing just that this holiday season tipping service providers 20-$50 on average. so abby, a good idea, especially given the challenges businesses have faced this year? what do you think? absolutely. everyone has had an extremely
shift in favor of school choice. i think along with critical race theory and the opposition to that, the driving issues in the next two elections. a recent supreme court decision allowing families in montana to receive public assistance to send their kids to religious high schools is also being hailed by parents in favor of school choice. the high court is set to take up a similar case in maine soon. in washington, i m anita vogel, fox news. mike: it s time to bring back my man, kevin corke. i know how fox news that might loves to talk about food. kevin, i heard your experiment last night of slicing cheese turned out great. not bad. mike: let s talk about tipping. apparently americans tipping habits have not improved. a bit of a surprising study. there was a survey conducted by credit card.com and found that americans tipping habits didn t get better during the pandemic.
reporter: the holidays are an expensive time of year, the gift, the travel but how far are you willing to go into debt? in a report from credit card.com says 61% of those who carry a card balance are willing to add to their deficit this holiday season compared to 30% of cardholders who do not have credit card debt and which age group is most willing to go into debt at this time of year, millennials, more than half, 52% of millennial credit card holders believe the holidays are in except excuse to pile on that debt compared to gen x at 42% and 34% of baby boomers. a few strategies was plan ahead by setting aside money every month, bring in extra cash, sign up for 0% balance transfer but avoid it if you can.
now the song is struck in our head all day. it doesn t get much more extreme than this. straight down a vertical shoot in the alaska mountains. the ski line of the year awart by cutter magazine. time to get down to business with lana downey. one in five people expect to be in debt for the rest of their lives. credit card.com says that s double last year. many are saddled with student loans. walmart, target and toys r us are charged with charging different prices in white and