Match the following with the suggested tips.

Service Providers:

Grocery loader

Hotel housekeeper

Hotel room service deliverer

Manicurist

Restroom attendant

Suggested Tips:

$1 Per Night

$2-$5 Per Night

50 Cents to $1

$1-$3

5%-10%

15%-20%

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