This bride-to-be learned the hard way that a cash-grabbing industry was always willing to go the extra mile, provided you tip on their little iPads afterward.
Brides know exactly how expensive the bridal industry can be. Cakes are suddenly $10,000 when you put a little white-dress figurine on top, and that cute pair of shoes is quadrupled because they're 'bridal white'. And although we want our special day to be the best day ever, every reasonable woman has a budget they gotta stick to, which we all know is difficult when you have your dream wedding on the line.
But when this woman got to the checkout counter at the bridal boutique, she was flabbergasted that her $2,000 dress had a little more frosting on top than she imagined. After a standard fitting session with her dress saleslady, she finally picked the dress of her dreams and proceeded to check out, however, when the iPad swung around, she was shocked to see that it was 'asking her a few questions' in the tip department.
Keep scrolling to read this bride's lament over her guilt-tripped $200 tip and the cautionary tale of tipping culture that will hopefully be heard from brides all around–because there's no need to tip on a retail purchase!