Donald Trump has admitted that the only reason he always tips at restaurants is to avoid bad press. The remark comes as Trump tries to court service-industry workers with his “no tax on tips” policy, enshrined with conditions in the GOP’s tax-and-spending law. During a Q&A on Fox News’ The Sunday Briefing, the president was asked by Peter Doocy how much he leaves at a “mediocre” eatery.
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The president was asked about tipping in restaurants—and gave a telling reply.
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