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Story summary
- A shopper was charged a $1 tip on a can of soda, despite selecting the no-tip option.
- The store said the tip applies to all purchases unless customers contact them to remove it.
- The incident sparked a Reddit debate, with critics questioning the practice and suggesting chargebacks.
- Etiquette expert Diane Gottsman said tipping expectations vary by service, and the episode underscores rising frustration.
