"In the United States, it's become arduous to decipher when, where, who, and how much you should tip. I always think of the opening scene from Reservoir Dogs, where Mr. Pink refuses to tip the waitress "because society says I have to." However, life isn't a Quentin Tarantino film, and tipping isn't just for servers anymore. With inflation and unlivable wages, especially in mountain towns in the United States, it's a good idea to tip your ski instructor."
"Factors to consider when deciding to tip Was it enjoyable? If you enjoyed your time with the instructor and they expanded your ski knowledge and ability, they will be grateful for anywhere from a 10-30% tip. did a Facebook poll in a large ski group that will shed some light on what people think is acceptable to tip your instructor."
Tipping norms in the United States have become difficult to parse, and tipping extends beyond restaurant servers to roles like ski instructors. Inflation and low wages in mountain towns increase the importance of tipping. Suggested tip amounts range from 10–30% for enjoyable lessons, with higher tips for instructors who go above and beyond. Private lessons are often expected to receive larger tips, though they can sometimes be easier for instructors. Non-enjoyable sessions should prompt reflection on causes such as weather or class disruptions. Open communication with the instructor can clarify expectations and improve future lessons.
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