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I don't think the percentage matters; it's the difference between money being and not being spent. It's not my scene, but I am guessing this correlates with hig
by btbuildem 2y ago
I don't think the percentage matters; it's the difference between money being and not being spent. It's not my scene, but I am guessing this correlates with highly disposable income -- people who make too much too easily so they can throw it away just as freely. If that stops flowing, I think it's a decent indicator of a general slow-down.
- wink 2y agoYeah sure, but naively I'd still assume "tips for pizza delivery people" would be a much better indicator as it would be a much broader target audience. Then again, maybe it's too mundane again and with the tipping culture (as far as I have heard about it) there is much less spread in tips than where I live.
- saalweachter 2y agoDo you think the guys writing this article would rather interview a dozen pizza delivery people or a dozen strippers?