Erik Bruner-Yang

Toki Underground / Maketto

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Chef/owner of the Washington, DC restaurants Toki Underground and Maketto

Erik Bruner-Yang on KCRW

Tipping is as American as apple pie -- fundamental to the $600 billion restaurant industry with tens of millions of employees.

Is Tipping at Restaurants Becoming a Thing of the Past?

Tipping is as American as apple pie -- fundamental to the $600 billion restaurant industry with tens of millions of employees.

from To the Point

Tipping is as American as apple pie -- fundamental to the $600 billion restaurant industry with tens of millions of employees.

Is Tipping at Restaurants Becoming a Thing of the Past?

Tipping is as American as apple pie -- fundamental to the $600 billion restaurant industry with tens of millions of employees.

from To the Point

To tip or not to tip? That question has the service industry up in arms this week.

To Tip Or Not To Tip?

To tip or not to tip? That question has the service industry up in arms this week.

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