The girls tell me he's a terrible tipper.

姑娘们说他给可气。

Tipping has grown a lot more complicated.

给变得复杂多。

You gonna tip me? I thought that was including tip.

你不给？我以为已经包括。

And, lastly, at an American restaurant, don't forget to leave a tip!

最后，美国馆，别忘给！

But do people actually make use of that freedom not to tip?

但们真的会利用那种自由不给吗？

So make sure to double-check it before you leave a tip.

给之前，一定要仔细检查一下。

So he says there is a tacit pressure to tip.

所以他说给的压力是不言而喻的。

OK, you tip at restaurants, but not at bars.

哦，英国厅给，可是酒吧不给。

She says even the social norms for tipping have become unsettled.

她说，就连给的社会规范也变得不稳定。

If they dine out, according to vexed restaurateurs, they hardly tip.

恼火的馆老板说，如果他们外出就，几乎就不给。

Kind of. It's the custom. You can't really avoid leaving at least a small tip.

多多少少。给是习惯，你免不至少要留一点。

I tip way too much. Way too much.

我给的太高。

Now, back to the topic of tipping and in particular, tipping people who work in restaurants.

现，回到给的话题上，尤其是给厅工作的。

New York exactly the same. There's a tacit pressure to tip.

纽约也是一样。给的压力是不言而喻的。

Tipping? You mean giving extra money to people in certain jobs for doing their jobs?

给？你的意思是因为从事特定工作的完成他们的工作而给他们额外的钱？

In American restaurants they are de rigueur.

美国的厅，给是必要的礼节。

People don't tip for good food, they already paid for it on the bill.

们不会因为好吃的食物给，因为他们已经账单上付过。

And what does he say about tipping?

对于给，他说什么？

That can be hard to refuse when the person behind you in line is peering over your shoulder.

当你身后排队的越过你的肩膀窥视时，可能很难拒绝给的要求。

But the small group we spoke to said more often than not, they do end up tipping.

但我们采访过的一群表示，他们大多数情况下会给。