By Joshua Gardner Even inside the United States, a nation well-known for its comparatively lavish tipping practices, not everyone can agree on how much gratuity to give food service professionals. State-by-state, Americans vary wildly on how much they choose to give and to whom. Using data from smartphone credit card payment company Square, Quartz put together some visuals that expertly tell tale of American gratuity from sea to shining sea. Gratuity: An analysis by Quartz of data from mobile credit card payment company Square showed just where people do, and don't, tip. In front for largest tips at sit-down type restaurants was West Virginia and at the top of the pack for residents who tip most often was Illinois
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West Virginians tip restaurant workers the most according to data from mobile credit card company Square, while Nevadans tipped the worst
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If you're a barista, the state of South Carolina might be your best best, while Hawaii may be your worst
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Food truck workers average the biggest tips in Iowa
Meanwhile, working the espresso bar in @placeholder means saying aloha to your tips.