New sink causing drain problems, not from clog
I just had a shop sink installed about six feet away from my kitchen sink. The guy who did it insisted it would work but now the kitchen sink does not drain well at all, nor does the shop sink. Here's the setup. The kitchen sink has a trap and then the pipe goes down almost to the floor and then takes a right into the wall. I don't know what's behind the wall. This was the original setup that worked fine. The shop sink was installed another six feet away from the kitchen sink and away from the wall. It drains down through a trap and then has a long pipe that descends only about 8 inches over those six feet and then connects up in a T fitting with the drain from the kitchen sink which I just described. The T is the addition that allowed me to attah the shop sink. I was kind of worried there might be problems here. I think it is some kind of air pressure issue. When the kitchen sink drains it causing bubbling sounds over in the trap of the shop sink; sometimes it will bubble enough and then start draining faster.
Do I need to open up the wall and connect the shop sink directly to the main drain line instead? I don't know about any of this stuff and am worried that I wasted my money on the addition. I can't put the shop sink any closer to the wall because then it's in my kitchen, which defeats the purpose. Please advise.