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Published Sun, Feb 1, 2015 · 09:50 PM
New York
THE flat white coffee drink was US$4. A suggested tip was US$3.
The cashier at Café Grumpy, a New York City coffeehouse, swiped the credit card, then whirled the screen of her iPad sales device around to face the customer. "Add a tip," the screen commanded, listing three options: US$1, US$2 or US$3.
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