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I think we can all agree that tipping is getting out of control. Tipping in a restaurant for service is one thing, but now many restaurants add a mandatory gratuity of 18% to 20% automatically on larger parties (usually six or more). So, if you go out for dinner with eight people, who cares if the service is good or bad, your server still gets that 18% to 20% tip regardless. The practice of tipping began in Tudor England. In medieval times, tipping was a master-serf custom wherein a servant would receive extra money for having performed superbly well. What are your thoughts on mandatory added gratuities?

In a viral video, which has raked in over 375,000 views, engaged couple Annabelle and James have one unusual wedding registry item -- a $231 speeding ticket. The couple, who are getting married a month from now, added the item to their registry, getting a lot of attention -- both good and bad. Some praise them thinking outside the box while others are shocked that they would even do this. So, what is your opinion of this?

Something that makes flying in economy class more bearable is having an empty seat next to you – especially if you rate elbow room alongside legroom in the comfort equation. But rather than leave the chance of an empty seat up to the fates, Qantas now lets travellers pay to keep that seat empty. It's called Qantas 'Neighbour Free' seating, and it's already offered across the majority of the airline's domestic network. Now, starting mid October, Qantas is testing out the option to keep the seat beside you free on international flights. Travellers booked on a Qantas flight which has a sufficient number of empty seats will usually receive an email invitation to take up the Neighbour Free option up to 48 hours before their flight. If the seat next to you is sold to somebody at the last minute, you'll receive a refund of your Neighbour Free payment. And it can't be used for carry-ons or children. The cost of this is between $45 to $200 depending on flight. But for many, it's well worth the price. Would you ever pay to keep the seat next to you vacant?

Designer Vera Wang may be 74, but easily looks twenty years younger. Her "secret" was a combination of sunblock, vodka, sleep, and work. Many assumed that her routine must also include a healthy diet, but it looks like that is not exactly the case. She loves McDonald's and donuts, often indulging in both several times a week. So, which of these things do you do...