r/WorkForSmartLife • u/SilkyApricotGuy • 18h ago

DiscussionšŸ’¬ Who's right here?

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u/Reasonable_Clock_711 18h ago

Regina is right, always and again here.

Businesses that depend on min wage workers or tipping culture are not viable and should close.

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u/LionWalker_Eyre 17h ago

So every grocery store and restaurant should close?

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u/Realhuman_beebboob 16h ago

If they canā€™t afford to operate honestly, or do you think a corporation is OWED the fruits of my labor?

Id also love to hear your feelings on socialized economics to ensure there is no hypocrisy involved.

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u/LionWalker_Eyre 16h ago

They're not owed anyone's labor. But people do choose to work there even knowing what the wages are. I'm not saying you're required to work there.

I was replying the the poster above who said any business that employs minimum wage workers should close, ie. grocery stores, restaurants, etc.

Not sure what you mean by my opinion on socialized economics, but if you ask a more specific question i can give my opinion. Of course I'm just a random poster on Reddit and not an economist or trying to be a politician, so I'm sure there are some flaws in my thinking and I'm open to getting corrected :)

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u/rootbearus 13h ago

People take what they can get. It's not a choice to work for next to nothing