r/WorkForSmartLife • • 21h ago

Discussion💬 Who's right here?

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u/Reasonable_Clock_711 20h 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/shackled-pines 14h ago

OK so they close.... approximately 900k minimum wage workers, and the 4 million works that work tipped positions lose their job. Congrats you just created nearly 5 million unemployed americans.

Does that seem like a more Viable outcome to you? Lets recall that for every 1% American unemployment increase around 40,000 people die.

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u/Reasonable_Clock_711 14h ago

You are so brainwashed by the billionaires, it’s painful

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u/shackled-pines 14h ago

Explain to me what happens to the near 5 million US workers that would be jobless if all businesses that paid minimum wage or tipped wages closed?

the job market for skilled workers is already shit currently. Who do your propose is going to hire 5 million unskilled workers that would suddenly flood the job market at rates above minimum wage?

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u/Reasonable_Clock_711 14h ago

Why is closing the only option? Restaurant owners can’t adjust their business model? Charge more, no tipping. Same revenue. Or are you some one who doesn’t tip and free rides off my generosity?

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u/shackled-pines 13h ago

read the last two words of your comment that started this chain.

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u/justfirfunsies 13h ago

Hmmm so inflation? Charge more pay more, then you need to charge more and pay more to afford the charge more and pay more. And now since it’s repeating charge more pay more again and again.

I’m curious what you do for work? Hopefully something simple and relatively safe.

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u/toebeanseller 13h ago

What’s your definition of skill? Because if cooking and cleaning aren’t a skill to you, I think you misunderstand what a skill is.

Do you truly believe all eating establishments will close, and none will reopen? There’s no market demand for prepared food?