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Early Addition: It Seems Tipping Well Was Just An Early Pandemic Thing, NYC?
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Published Jun 4, 2021
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- Payment app data and interviews with restaurant workers both confirmed that New Yorkers who started tipping really well at the height of the pandemic have given up on that.
- The Canadian government is on the verge of passing a law that would force YouTube, TikTok, and other sites to change their algorithms so users see more Canadian music and content when they're within the borders of America's Hat.
- Today in "I'd prefer not to," Bloomberg has a guide to making sure you can keep working if your power goes out.
- John Montone, the longtime man-on-the-street interview guy for 1010 WINS, is retiring.
- Diddy threw a party in Miami on Wednesday and a dancer caught on fire.
- Boxing "purists" are pissed that the public seems to care way more about Floyd Mayweather fighting YouTuber Logan Paul in an unsanctioned fight than any actual boxing matches.
- Nobody is talking about menopause.
- Nathan's Famous is adding vegan hot dogs to its menu.
- And finally, I'm not sure I knew what a marmoset was before I watched this, and I still don't know, but they're cute!:
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