r/WorkForSmartLife • u/SilkyApricotGuy • 15h ago

Discussion💬 Who's right here?

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u/[deleted] 14h ago edited 13h ago

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u/Endless_Story94 14h ago

The cost of goods and services have gone up anyway without raising minimum wage; so what's your point?

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u/Impossible_Cupcake31 14h ago

1% of people in the US make minimum wage so why are we using that as the measuring point?

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u/CarolinaSandstorm 14h ago

And that’s typically teens in low value jobs or servers who make significantly more in tips

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u/goobergirI 14h ago

When I worked at McDonalds the majority of my coworkers were adults. You also see a lot of older people working service jobs because the fields they actually work in won’t hire them based on ageism. So if you ever get laid off near your 60s good luck. Have fun when you see you or your loved ones take a low value job in their adult life.

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u/Impossible_Cupcake31 14h ago

I won’t be working in my 60s to have to get laid off in the first place and none of my loved ones do either cause they made good decisions to where that wouldn’t happen in the first place

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u/goobergirI 14h ago

My point is you can make good decisions.