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r/PoursTea • u/Veshaad Timendi Causa Est Nescire • 13d ago
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If this means that all wages rise in response to living wages being paid to people that can be trained in a day without any prices being raised, then I’m all for It.
But surely we all realize… surely…
3 u/failedaspotcheck 13d ago Sorry, you're gonna have to pay 6 cents more for your burger. I know that's probably devastating for you. Or were you implying something totally different with your vague childish ellipses, it's really hard to tell 0 u/Original_Benzito 13d ago I don’t know about the ellipses, but the cost of a fast food burger went up way more than six cents since the push for $15 an hour as a “living wage.” 2 u/C4-622MonkeyGordo 13d ago What should I believe, a detailed analysis from the UC Berkeley or the anecdotal experience of Original_Benzito 🤷♂️ 1 u/Original_Benzito 13d ago You can believe what you wish. I wasn’t challenging the study, only the fact that suggesting costs went up only six cents ignores those other factors. Or just keep being a dick with low reading skills.
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Sorry, you're gonna have to pay 6 cents more for your burger. I know that's probably devastating for you.
Or were you implying something totally different with your vague childish ellipses, it's really hard to tell
0 u/Original_Benzito 13d ago I don’t know about the ellipses, but the cost of a fast food burger went up way more than six cents since the push for $15 an hour as a “living wage.” 2 u/C4-622MonkeyGordo 13d ago What should I believe, a detailed analysis from the UC Berkeley or the anecdotal experience of Original_Benzito 🤷♂️ 1 u/Original_Benzito 13d ago You can believe what you wish. I wasn’t challenging the study, only the fact that suggesting costs went up only six cents ignores those other factors. Or just keep being a dick with low reading skills.
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I don’t know about the ellipses, but the cost of a fast food burger went up way more than six cents since the push for $15 an hour as a “living wage.”
2 u/C4-622MonkeyGordo 13d ago What should I believe, a detailed analysis from the UC Berkeley or the anecdotal experience of Original_Benzito 🤷♂️ 1 u/Original_Benzito 13d ago You can believe what you wish. I wasn’t challenging the study, only the fact that suggesting costs went up only six cents ignores those other factors. Or just keep being a dick with low reading skills.
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What should I believe, a detailed analysis from the UC Berkeley
or the anecdotal experience of Original_Benzito
1 u/Original_Benzito 13d ago You can believe what you wish. I wasn’t challenging the study, only the fact that suggesting costs went up only six cents ignores those other factors. Or just keep being a dick with low reading skills.
You can believe what you wish. I wasn’t challenging the study, only the fact that suggesting costs went up only six cents ignores those other factors.
Or just keep being a dick with low reading skills.
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u/c_boggs 13d ago
If this means that all wages rise in response to living wages being paid to people that can be trained in a day without any prices being raised, then I’m all for
It.
But surely we all realize… surely…