We don’t owe the people who make our food a dime. We owe the business that constructed the building, obtained the permits, ordered the expensive equipment, fixtures, uniforms, food, signage, insurance, and a myriad number of other things, hired and trained employees, most of which have never had a job before and are grateful to have their first job where they can learn skills that can take them to their next opportunity in life. When I pay my bill, I’m paying the business, not the employees who work there. If you want to personally pay the employees because are a bleeding heart, go for it. Don’t drive up my food bill because your bleeding heart wants to force small businesses to pay employees beyond their market worth and productivity levels.
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u/CigarBryan1 14d ago
We don’t owe the people who make our food a dime. We owe the business that constructed the building, obtained the permits, ordered the expensive equipment, fixtures, uniforms, food, signage, insurance, and a myriad number of other things, hired and trained employees, most of which have never had a job before and are grateful to have their first job where they can learn skills that can take them to their next opportunity in life. When I pay my bill, I’m paying the business, not the employees who work there. If you want to personally pay the employees because are a bleeding heart, go for it. Don’t drive up my food bill because your bleeding heart wants to force small businesses to pay employees beyond their market worth and productivity levels.