How do you pay CEOs millions to sit behind their desks?
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it's working in Seattle
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I'm always amazed the answer is "raise minimum wage" instead of apply for a hire paying job?


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What higher paying jobs? Do you know that the majority of American workers these days are unqualified to do them?
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There are a plethora of solutions to fix this. Forcing biz to pay more is not the answer
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So you're okay with people living in poverty because you or these "small businesses" want to be selfish and greedy?
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Easy! By charging the customer $25 for each scoop of ice cream!
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No. Sorry. Doesn't work that way. You're confusing price gauges with a company's ability to pay people a decent wage.
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Sorry, but it does & always has worked that way! Minimum wage goes up, prices go up! ALWAYS!
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Explain how consumer prices have gone up 3500% since 2006 and the minimum wage hasn't gone up hardly at all since then? I'll wait.
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They haven't gone up 3500%. Its 800% - 1200% since 1975.
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Yeah. So why do you think prices will skyrocket if we raise the minimum wage? Isn't that the central tenet to your argument?
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Because it raises the cost 4 the small business. That cost must get passed to the consumer to keep the bus. profitable
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Again, that's even correct. Raising wages has no impact on the business itself. Prices and costs are attributed to consumer demand & supply.
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half the worlds wealth is in the hands of 8 people and your concern is we pay the ice cream scooper to much? GFY!
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@radlein Charge them 2k a month for housing? -
Wait, they already charge that much for basic housing.
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