prolly... but what about the minimum wage lady ironing shirts.. how is she gonna get by..?? 😕

DrafterX wrote:

Mebbe a little shade work on the side cookin', cleanin', and lovin' you for $2/hr?

bloody spaniard wrote:

Interesting how it is being reported. I keep hearing they need over $10 an hour just to be at the poverty level. But if you look close that is for a family of 4 ($23,050). It is 11,170 for a single individual. That's $5.50

teedubbya wrote:

so paying the dude flipping burgers the same as the dude who spent 9 months going to welding school or truck driving school is the ok..?? Or is everybodys salary gonna double..?? I thought we were trying to protect the small business guy... 🤔

DrafterX wrote:

I always considered minimum wage something we paid high school kids for summer jobs... they were suppose to want more and get some sort of training or education... now we're just gonne make it easier for someone to get by doing the absolute least they can..?? 😕

DrafterX wrote:

You've been brainwashed. That's ok. Been there done that. I too, used to wave my fist at the lazy have nots for wanting what was rightfully mine.
When you get into a higher position of authority and responsibility, you'll understand mo' bettah.

Btw, you can easily fire lazy or inefficient folks...

bloody spaniard wrote:

so, you're willing to pay your heathcare caretaker $33 per hour when the minimum wage doubles..?? It's the only fair thing to do... 😟

DrafterX wrote:

Alot of heads exploded apparently .

sd72 wrote:

Too bad there isn't a group of similar workers who could get together, and set their wages and benefits. To like, a fair market value. I think im on to something here.

sd72 wrote:

IMHO, it shouldn't overwhelm folks to pay $10/hr. If it does, then they're either in the wrong line of work or they can hire fewer

bloody spaniard wrote:

Oh the despair. Conspiracy outrage.

sd72 wrote:

When's dinner?

sd72 wrote: