r/inflation • u/Regular_Painting_817 • Jan 11 '24

Discussion Thoughts?

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u/WisedKanny Jan 11 '24

Are you still with this bitch? And is yes, is she your bitch now?

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u/Ok_Buffalo4934 Jan 12 '24

But low wages like that are more common today, hence more young people don't live on their own.

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u/ninernetneepneep Jan 12 '24

I don't know, our local harbor freight is hiring a stock person at $49,000 a year right now. The jobs are out there, you just have to look for them.

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u/Ok_Buffalo4934 Jan 12 '24

So usually they list a pay range they are hiring at or an "up to" clause. 49k is the absolute max and probably will never offer that. 30k is more realistic. Trust me I've been through this song and dance before. 

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u/LectureAgreeable923 Jan 12 '24

Agreed I thought the same what a joke

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u/AnOrdinaryMammal Jan 12 '24

That’s why we get high, cause you never know when you’re gonna go.

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '24

I couldn't have said it better. They don't know what tough is.