According to a new Insights West poll, one-third of British Columbians refuse to tip if they receive bad service at a restaurant.
32 per cent of respondents found it acceptable to not leave a tip at an eat-in restaurant if they received poor service.
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The majority of those surveyed said they feel obligated to leave a tip, even if the service was below average.
32 per cent said they’d fork out a tip of between 10 per cent and 14 per cent.
Do you leave a tip regardless of how bad the dining experience was? What percentage would you leave?
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