Only if employers paid correctly.

Some of them are paying correctly in the sense of getting a decent wage, yet we are still talking about tipping. For some reason everything has entered into "give a tip for this" or "give a tip for that" but there is zero point they should get a tip. Jobs like waitressing they are underpaid because their jobs expect tips. Just like jobs that should expect commissions. Yet for some reason now, every job that is customer service expects a tip. Even Amazon Fresh deliveries where they get $18-23/hour you are expected to tip, despite getting paid a pretty decent base rate. You don't tip your UPS driver, so I don't understand why we should be expected to tip some drivers for Amazon.

It's also terrible because it's all a guilty trip in which we are the ones that should feel bad if we don't give out money to give them an added bonus (speaking specifically when it comes to full waged jobs). Some of us don't have the extra money to spare for every single purchase we ever made. Your problem isn't with those that don't tip, it's with the company not adequately paying if you feel you need tips.