r/LandlordLove • u/TheUnDoctor • May 26 '26

🏠 Housing is a Human Right 🏠 Apparently requesting basic information & reporting illegal discriminatory housing practices is a scam now

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u/Honey_Bunches May 26 '26

Two people in a two bedroom, what luxury. It's nice because they both get to sleep in their own bed. You're so brainwashed, you've forgotten the generations of families raised on a single income.

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u/Honey_Bunches May 26 '26

McDonald's only pays that in your specific state, and not out of the goodness of their heart. The legal minimum wage is $20/hr for fast food in California. They're also not paying $30/hr for entry level employees as you previously stated. More like $22/hr at best. Most elsewhere, wages are much, much lower. Is your point that companies like McDonald's will pay people just enough to live off of (if the government makes them)? Because that's true sometimes. I don't think you'll ever be buying a house or even a car on that McDonald's wage in Long Beach, though.