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Some Americans aren’t tipping enough, Pew Research poll finds

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Server Victoria Alberico makes the rounds with morning coffee refills at Jack's Outback II in Yarmouth Port, Massachusetts.

A new poll shows that when it comes to tipping, many Americans are shortchanging their servers.

The Pew Research Center poll of 12,000 people, which came out on Thursday, shows that 57 percent of American diners tip 15% or less for a typical sit-down meal, “including 2% who say they wouldn’t leave any tip,” Pew researchers wrote.

Only about 22 percent of people said they would leave a tip of 20% or more,” Pew found.

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What factors into how Americans are tipping?

The amount that people tip varies depending on their age, income, and other factors, the poll found.

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