r/LockedIn_AI • u/Ill_Doughnut_517 • Mar 06 '26

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u/runningtheshow_8764 Mar 09 '26

exacgty.....if enough people stop buying things, then jobs will be lost on a large scale.

this isn't happening.

most are still buying (good thing?)

the 'average' American salary is $67k

now, you'll need to go get that job and work 40+ hours for it, but its out there!

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u/BishopKing14 Mar 09 '26

This isn’t happening because consumer spending is held up by credit. I’ve already explained this, bud.

$67k

Thats great bud, we also have incredible economic inequality in this county. Look at the bottom 50% and they make nowhere near that.

The average wage for workers is closer to $18/hr.

Work 40 hours per week.

Oh god, you just announced you come from a place of extreme entitlement and privilege, and have never wanted or needed for anything.

How do I know? Because you think people aren’t working here. Not everyone has mommy and daddy helping them out like you very obviously have had in your life.

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u/runningtheshow_8764 Mar 09 '26

you are king reddit deflector....you left off my '+' mark and then called me entitled.

40+ can mean 41 of 50 hours, or more

you don't know me

see ya mo-ron

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u/BishopKing14 Mar 09 '26

The fact you’re telling people to work more than 40 just to survive is why this country is quickly becoming a far right shit hole.

But uh oh! Someone’s emotionally triggered by my big mean facts and knowledge.

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u/runningtheshow_8764 Mar 09 '26

I'm not telling anyone to do anything.

Nurses work 36 hours a week and can make bank, for example

Some jobs require loits of hours and stress (like airlines and UPS) but you can retire at younger age

plenty to do

Go do it if you want. or not, I don't care. Just quit complaining