People are mad at CNBC for telling people they can save money at restaurants by tipping on the subtotal, before tax is added in.  While etiquette dictates that's they way it's supposed to be done, others think it's just being cheap. Where do you land on this issue. We talked about it this morning. 

<p>People are mad at CNBC for telling people they can save money at restaurants by tipping on the subtotal, before tax is added in.&nbsp; While etiquette dictates that's they way it's supposed to be done, others think it's just being cheap. Where do you land on this issue. We talked about it this morning.&nbsp;</p>

Weekday mornings with  Andie Summers  including conversation and interviews you might have missed.

Advertisement