GOP taking every tweet so earnestly, making my point for me. It’s not an argument against the price of a croissant - it’s about the value of human worth.
But I guess that idea is foreign to them since their policies treat people as disposable anyway 
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So, fun fact, you can get street-priced food at PDX, where we also have a minimum wage that’s approaching $15/hr. It *is* possible.
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I mean, no one is forcing anyone to eat $7 croissants...
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Going against a living wage is a half-baked notion, to be sure.
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If I am a business owner and all of a sudden I have to pay someone $15 an hour, wouldn't I just raise my prices to keep the same margins??? So in effect nothing happens...
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Well that's why you make it so there is a living wage tied to inflation
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Devil's advocate: I estimate it would take me 3-4 hours to produce a single edible croissant.
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Good thing I don't come to damage report for cooking tips
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You don't understand how markets work, do you?
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Yet some people think getting a whole hour of personal, dedicated human labor for $15 is too expensive??