Are you kidding me? I did a movie theater shop which asked me not to tip more than 15%... no way I'm doing that for bringing me a soda 3 feet. Rounded up to the nearest dollar, was already $6 for that. A restaurant told me my tip had to be what would bring it to the next bill amount, so my $32 bill turned to $40 because I couldn't ask for change. No problem, its my favorite restaurant, and the bartenders and waiters were good, kept the drinks strong and filled (when requested).
Another restaurant I have been to almost every 2 weeks for the last 10 years, so no one knows I started shopping there. We also look like a typical family, I brought my parents and my grandma, as I'm only 22 and I live at home. Looked like a typical dinner out, and I, being a millennial, could 100% get away with being on my phone now and then as I kept getting texts from my friends about our weekend plans, and one even called me (I ignored it, but was conveniently when the waiter was taking our order). In the last 2 years, we had the best service we ever had, and we let our waiter know. I explained it in the mystery shop why we tipped 25%, and the guidelines were only at least 15%. We even called the manager that night to let her know he is probably the best waiter we ever had there. The MSC only reimbursed for up to $35 (no payment), and it was a family of 4, so we spent about $50 plus tip, but they approved my review within 12 hours of the shop.
How dare you try to give someone a living wage! /s