Oyin Adedoyin

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1,572 appearances 36 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2023 last heard Feb 2025

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · When Tipping Gets Awkward · 14 Jun 2023 podcast

Or am I going to maybe explain to them how this works? voice-verified

Yeah. voice-verified

Funny enough, a store manager at a bubble tea shop in Harlem told me that usually people who walk in with their little puppies are more likely to tip. voice-verified

And she was saying that that's because everyone gets really excited when they see a dog owner come in with their dog. voice-verified

And it usually starts up a good banter and conversation. voice-verified

And she's noticed that when she's got a good banter going with a customer, she's most likely to get a good tip. voice-verified

She also told me that she speaks Spanish. voice-verified

And so when customers are coming in who also speak Spanish, speaking with them and helping them order in that language usually gives her a better tip as well. voice-verified

Yeah, and conversations. voice-verified

It's that good banter. voice-verified

Yeah, it is. voice-verified

In many states, there's something called a tipped wage. voice-verified

And because these screens have really increased the number of tips that these workers are seeing and these establishments are getting, it can mean that these businesses don't have to pay their workers as much. voice-verified

For example, in New York, the minimum wage is $15. voice-verified

But voice-verified

Businesses can pay their workers $10 if tips make up the rest of that $15. voice-verified

And so that means that it's less cost for the business, but maybe if tips are not coming up to that $15 level, it could also hurt the workers. voice-verified

And reporting this story, I saw that it's not that consumers don't want to tip, but the issue is they usually don't know where the tip is going. voice-verified

And they had a valid point because it's almost like the wild, wild west with these businesses. voice-verified

They can choose how they want to distribute their tips. voice-verified

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