Jessica Mendoza

I asked my colleague Oyen Ededoyen what the practical implications of losing the penny could be for businesses and consumers.

I asked my colleague Oyen Ededoyen what the practical implications of losing the penny could be for businesses and consumers.

I asked my colleague Oyen Ededoyen what the practical implications of losing the penny could be for businesses and consumers.

I'm thinking, does this mean that we won't be able to buy anything for $19.99 anymore? Is this the end of the $19.99, $9.99 sale? That's the question, right? Like the $0.99 sale. Right. I mean, will $0.99 stores have to change their names to like $0.95 stores? Or dollar?

I'm thinking, does this mean that we won't be able to buy anything for $19.99 anymore? Is this the end of the $19.99, $9.99 sale? That's the question, right? Like the $0.99 sale. Right. I mean, will $0.99 stores have to change their names to like $0.95 stores? Or dollar?

I'm thinking, does this mean that we won't be able to buy anything for $19.99 anymore? Is this the end of the $19.99, $9.99 sale? That's the question, right? Like the $0.99 sale. Right. I mean, will $0.99 stores have to change their names to like $0.95 stores? Or dollar?

So, Oyen, you know, I think you're at this point the Wall Street Journal's penny whisperer. You've covered this for longer than I think most people expect to cover a coin. Why do people care so much about the penny? I mean, it's worth, literally worth very little.

So, Oyen, you know, I think you're at this point the Wall Street Journal's penny whisperer. You've covered this for longer than I think most people expect to cover a coin. Why do people care so much about the penny? I mean, it's worth, literally worth very little.

So, Oyen, you know, I think you're at this point the Wall Street Journal's penny whisperer. You've covered this for longer than I think most people expect to cover a coin. Why do people care so much about the penny? I mean, it's worth, literally worth very little.

Or even millennials.

Or even millennials.

Or even millennials.

That's all for today, Monday, June 2nd. The Journal is a co-production of Spotify and The Wall Street Journal. Additional reporting in this episode by Joseph Pisani and Ken Thomas. Thanks for listening. See you tomorrow.

That's all for today, Monday, June 2nd. The Journal is a co-production of Spotify and The Wall Street Journal. Additional reporting in this episode by Joseph Pisani and Ken Thomas. Thanks for listening. See you tomorrow.

That's all for today, Monday, June 2nd. The Journal is a co-production of Spotify and The Wall Street Journal. Additional reporting in this episode by Joseph Pisani and Ken Thomas. Thanks for listening. See you tomorrow.

We're on a culinary journey.

We're on a culinary journey.

We're on a culinary journey.

Problem solved.

Problem solved.