When you stop at a restaurant on a road trip, you leave a modest tip. At your favorite restaurant in your hometown, you tip generously. What explains the disparity? Question 5 options: On the road trip, eating at the restaurant is most likely a one-shot game, whereas going to the restaurant at home is an indefinitely repeated game. Food and service on the road are never as good as they are at a restaurant at home. The meal on the road is part of an anti-coordination game, whereas the meal back home involves a coordination game. The meal on the road involves a second-mover advantage, whereas the meal back home involves a first-mover advantage