The Morality of Tipping

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Trivers argues you're better convincing your fellow tribe mates that you're a good moral person by actually being a moral person, because you act it and you feel it. It was an episode of sinfeld where they i it was wasn't quite the morality of tipping, but rather the tactics of tip tipping. Ou you don't want to put the money in the tip jar unless they see you do it. Gorg te stand o, i member that e credit for rih.

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