According to the picture in the post, the restaurant added a two percent "Kitchen Appreciation Surcharge," adding to the customer's bill. The photo was posted to the "r/EndTipping" board on Reddit, with the user saying the surprise surcharge wasn't obvious at first. The point of the surcharge seems to be aimed at getting the kitchen workers their own shot at tips—a part of restaurant work usually reserved for waiters. What used to be a way to reward good service has turned into a mandatory fee that customers feel tricked into paying. Restaurants in Times Square got sued for not telling customers about their mandatory tipping policies.