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Georgia ranked among lowest tipping states in the U.S.

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ATLANTA — Georgia ranks among the lowest tipping states in the country, according to a new report from point-of-sale management platform Toast.

The report ranks Georgia as the 14th-lowest tipping state in the nation.

California and Washington state ranked lowest for tipping, while Delaware ranked highest.

Tips in Delaware average more than 24% of the bill, according to the report.

A recent WalletHub survey also found that a majority of Americans say tipping culture has “gone too far.”