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GOOD LUCK finding rent $600 or less. GOOD LUCK if you have a kid. GOOD LUCK if you have chronic illness or disability.
McDonald's and Visa partner to show how you can "live" off of minimum wage. Note the two jobs and no heating:pic.twitter.com/p0w2N61kSC
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If you can't provide for a child don't have them. It's simple. If you have a kid and want to provide more than min wage can go to school
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Were you born this ignorant or do you have to maintain it through a steady diet of fox news and being selfish?
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It's really not subject to debate. Who do you expect to pay for your kid if you can't? Me?
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It's easy to live on $2,000 a month without those pesky groceries. Or heat.
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Or TV, internet, phone and don't forget rent...
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Where in the world did this person come up with $600 for rent? Where can I get a mortgage payment/rent payment for only $600?
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None for the peasants apparently
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They can just graze on the shrink at work! ...until they are caught and fired for eating unsellable food
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A $20 health insurance premium and $150 car payment? I didn't realize Mars had been colonized
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Where is this from?
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Used to be on http://www.practicalmoneyskills.com/ It's been taken down. Wonder why?
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Those are Youngstown, Ohio numbers and it’s still not enough.
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That's literally in the top 10 of the lowest cost of living areas in the country.
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600 for mortgage/rent? 100$ for combined auto and home insurance? I want to live in that dreamland.
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You can live the dream in Youngstown for just under $500.pic.twitter.com/WRV3xwuCN3
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Did they do this again or is it the old one from 2013?
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Tonight was the first I saw of it, it may very well be the old one
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this is from 2013
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I recall the very first one from McD's had a line for "au pair". Yes. Minimum wage worker has a freaking au pair for in-home child care.
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That was for holiday tipping.http://www.businessinsider.com/mcdonalds-out-of-touch-tipping-advice-2013-12 …
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Which is what makes it even more hilarious.
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