To tip or not to tip | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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With the recent pay cut, they’ve been struggling to make ends meet. (AFLOAT)

The recent pay cut has made it hard for them to stay afloat .

His salary barely covers his day-to-day living costs. (HAND)

His salary forces him to live hand to mouth, barely covering daily expenses.

Depending on tips makes workers feel pressured to work harder than usual. (HUSTLE)

Having to hustle for tips puts extra pressure on workers to perform.

Renovating the house was surprisingly affordable thanks to careful planning. (BREAK)

The house renovation didn't break the bank due to careful planning.

The concert tickets were extremely expensive! (NOSE)

We had to pay through the nose for those concert tickets!

I’ve been saving up for months, so I can finally afford the holiday. (SCRIMPING)

After months of scrimping and saving , I can finally afford my holiday.

After paying bills, Rob has little left to spend on entertainment. (DISPOSABLE)

After paying bills, Rob’s disposable income for entertainment is limited.

After deductions, his actual earnings were much less than expected. (TAKE-HOME)

His take-home pay was disappointing after all the taxes were deducted.

She spends her money impulsively and never saves anything. (HOLE)

Her money burns a hole in her pocket because she spends impulsively and never saves.

A new factory in the area has created jobs and boosted the local economy. (ECONOMIC)

The new factory has contributed to economic growth by creating jobs.