/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.55810074]

Bros how does this end inflation is killing me

[Anonymous No.55810153]

$30/hr is the new $20/hr, the bare minimum to survive and have even a slight sort of life.

$40/hr is the new $30/hr, the minimum to own even a starter home and build something.

If you’re under these thresholds something is terribly wrong and you need to get an education or skill right now. even these figures are minimums too, if you don’t have a clear path to $50-$75/hr you’re not doing much more than treading water.

it well take years for this inflation to slow. maybe the rest of the decade, people have no idea how much printing occurred during the coof. it was beyond reckless.

[Anonymous No.55810262]

>>55810153
Its true. I make $35 trudeau tokens an hour doing skilled labour with a decade experience (im not easy to replace) and my manager was humming and hawing about a 3% gesture inflation raise. Considering quitting at the start of the busiest time of the year to go to a competitor. I own a home and have no kids and my even with the wife's pogey on top of my income our debt is growing and not shrinking.

[Anonymous No.55810308]

>>55810153
surely the income tax brackets will increase to take this inflation into account :)

[Anonymous No.55810316]

>>55810153
>starter home
lol
lmao

[Anonymous No.55810335]

Tired of these lame attempts at baiting in OP.

Retards how many times do you all have to be told:
"UP TO X$ AN HOUR"

MEANING...
Managers make the price shown up to, wagies make the 12$ up to 17$ if very lucky.
McDonalds and other dead end jobs do the same advertising of wages.

[Anonymous No.55810348]

>>55810335
Ok but even $17/hr to flip pizzas is like a 100% raise from what it paid in 2016. there is no doubt the currency is catastrophically devalued, I’m not sure these places won’t be paying $25/hr by 2026.

[Anonymous No.55810382]

>>55810348
How do these companies keep up with the labor costs? I know the cost of pizza is going up, but there is going to be a point at which people aren't willing to pay the $20/pizza that it costs for the wagies and other overhead. The Fed is so concerned with a soft landing that they're dragging their feet and I'm afraid it's going to make things much worse.

[Anonymous No.55810436]

>>55810074
UP TO $22 an hour...

[Anonymous No.55810455]

>>55810382
shrinkflation and sourcing even worse quality ingredients for the most part

[Anonymous No.55810492]

>>55810382
Drop in commercial real estate demand due to economic stagnation and WFH. their rents aren’t going up that much but they can still raise prices. the fly in the ointment is labor, but $22/hr still isn’t really a living wage so at the end of the day they’ll pay it if it means staying open more.

the party ends when WFH gets cut off (already started) amps the demand and rezoning occurs which dwindles the supply of commercial real estate. that’s when we start getting into stagflation territory, which is when this whole thing gets really bad and the “soft landing” feels like a distant memory.

[Anonymous No.55810548]

>>55810074
You in a pod eating bugs and being happy to do so

[Anonymous No.55810582]

>>55810548
Even if I hold Chainlink?

[Anonymous No.55810614]

>>55810582
Especially if you have chainlink.

[Anonymous No.55810626]

>>55810382
The cost of cheap dining/fast food/whatever has gone absolutely ballistic in the last decade and I've noticed some hilarious amounts of shrinkflation. A BLT at the diner nearest me used to be $6.99 and come with a cup of soup and fries. Now it's $10, 25% smaller (roughly) and comes with no sides. Fries are $3. Soup is $3. $16 for less sandwich. Getting a fucking casual lunch with a cup of coffee is $20+tip now. Who the fuck is paying this?

[Anonymous No.55810628]

>>55810074
>Bros how does this end

“Weimar problems eventually lead to Weimar solutions.”

[Anonymous No.55810638]

>>55810628
Oy vey

[Anonymous No.55810673]

I guarantee you have to practically run the place yourself 24/7 and fudge your time clock for them just to get $22.

[Anonymous No.55810779]

>>55810626
Dining out took the place of big tobacco as the economically impervious sin industry. people can’t cook because they are deliberately not taught how (did you go to public school? Was cooking part of your cut HS curriculum? Why wasn’t it if it was going to be this thing you were going to need to do almost every day?) and more so they are just addicted to chemically perfected junk sold at 400% markup. they can’t stop, and since it comes out at these $15-20 increments they never grasp the reality the same way they would if they paid an annual $13,000 bill all at once (that’s $35/day for 365 days, if you count alcohol that figure can easily double or even triple).

[Anonymous No.55812018]

>>55810779

Well put. Psychologically, it's gone from something I can enjoy on a regular basis to something I have to justify.

It's not like revenue has changed all too much. People are going less often. I know I basically only go when I feel like I really need that nostalgia trip back to better economic times. There definitely aren't nearly as many pack a day smokers as there used to be either. I can't remember the last time I heard someone use the phrase "pack a day". There always used to be a circle of people outside the bars smoking, you see almost none of it now.

On the Google ngram viewer the term has fallen off hard, and then if you look at the actual books referenced recently they're all talking about the past. They talk about how people used to be pack a day smokers. Smoking a pack a day just sounds like an alien concept with how much that shit costs now.

[Anonymous No.55812111]

>>55810074
An opportunity to lose some weight chuddy

[Anonymous No.55812185]

I should be able to work at a warehouse stacking boxes and live a normal life

When the world is wrong you do not double down on the wrongness to save yourself

[Anonymous No.55812193]

>>55810335
They are paying $20.50 starting wage to stock shelves at my local walmart. Money is worthless and you are being priced out of surviving.

[Anonymous No.55812242]

>>55810153
Getting more education isn't the solution to the problem.

Companies actually have to be serious about hiring someone at a livable wage.

You can have all the degrees, certifications, and even offer a blow job to the execs. Companies can, will and ARE doing whatever the fuck they feel like because who's going to stop them?

[Anonymous No.55812430]

This is either for management or uses Jewish math which includes best case scenario estimated tips.
Little Caesar’s isn’t paying $22/hr to make goyslop.
That would actually be worth it though.
I have a job posting out for a super easy job @ $18/hr basically just stand around but it’s not easy to find people for that unless they’re like 15-16 years old and the upper management refuses to acknowledge this.
Gotta pay those investors bro.

[Anonymous No.55812515]

>>55812111

More like buy as many calories as possible for as cheap as possible.

[Anonymous No.55813054]

>>55810074
>up to

Normies are so easy to swindle

[Anonymous No.55813105]

>>55810153
>it was beyond reckless.
It was straight up malicious

[Anonymous No.55813435]

>>55810074
>implying a place like little caesars is EVER going to have someone with full time hours at that pay range
These places genuinely fuck people over with hours so the companies do not have to pay into bennies, you are smoking some serious crack if you think for a second anyone is working there full time for over $22 an hour.
>>55810779
Personally I never really was one for it since the idea of some total random handling my food without me seeing any of it messes with me to no end, but nowadays you have to be a genuine slop addict to willingly put up with the prices of things now. If only for the principle of the matter, even if such concepts mean absolutely nothing to such people.
>I do enjoy a nice cigar though
>>55812018
lol I knew people who would travel entire states just to stock up on those big Marlboro boxes. Addicts are wild, man.

[Anonymous No.55813759]

>>55810308
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrhCpMagabU

[Anonymous No.55813810]

>>55810582
Dude we're getting fast tracked to pod life. The only silver lining we have vs non-link holders is we get to own nothing and be happy first.

[Anonymous No.55813835]

>>55810074
>little caesars
>full time
whatever jew/poo is running the shop will put you in there by yourself during rush and have you running deliveries too. anybody retarded enough to pay a franchising fee for a fucking little caesars cannot be trusted to run a business

[Anonymous No.55813936]

>>55813835
Wagies are wagies. The franchisee just needs you there to do the mindless task to which you’ve been assigned

[Anonymous No.55813995]

>>55812018
We just vape now and are more addicted to nicotine than ever

[Anonymous No.55814083]

>>55810153
They could remove some of it from the economy by taxing rich people and using the proceeds to pay off debt.
Stop laughing.

[Anonymous No.55814273]

>>55813995

No way that's true. I never see it in the open world. Used to always be people getting a quick smoke in between rounds at magic tournaments. I don't know if juul is still dominant, but they only made 2 billion in revenue last year.

It's hard to overstate just how much more money people could afford to blow on shit just 20 years ago.

[Anonymous No.55814340]

>>55814083
The truly rich hold offshore assets and corporations that protect them from tax. The "rich" that pay domestic taxes are just the upper middle class.

[Anonymous No.55815828]

>>55814340
We drone strike American citizens overseas, we can serve them tax bills too. Start sanctioning banks that help them.

[Anonymous No.55815873]

>>55810153
I get €9 an hour, Americans are way too overpaid. I can't even imagine what I'd do with $75

[Anonymous No.55815909]

>>55810308
Only the FICA cutoffs will increase, goy

[Anonymous No.55815930]

>>55810153
i live in an area where rents are $1500-1700/month for a 1 bedroom and single family homes start at $350-400k. i still see full time wagie job postings for $15-18/hour, sometimes as low was $12-14/hour. i have no idea who is doing these jobs. they aren't college student jobs, they're full time 40 hours a week. you couldn't even afford to be homeless on that kind of money.

[Anonymous No.55816138]

>>55815930
Tbf there are (insane) college students who work a 40 hour job and go to school. It used to be viable because the jobs were low-stress and braindead, so you could Lincoln it up, but now all of those jobs expect 100% out of you at all times, doing the work of 3 or 4 people from 20 years ago (still for shit pay).

[Anonymous No.55816224]

>>55810074
>realize inflation is coming
>invest
>investments are also worth nothing
cant win

[Anonymous No.55816241]

>>55815930
> i have no idea who is doing these jobs
Non-whites

[Anonymous No.55816275]

Inflation? Whats that. Ohhh inflation?? Like from fiat? Yeah they fixed that, look up BITCOIN. Get the fuck out of fiat lol

[Anonymous No.55816279]

>>55815930
I wouldn't even work if I was making less than $20 an hour desu. You'd be destitute anyway, it would probably work against you for gibs too. This is going to be a catastrophic collapse.

[Anonymous No.55816322]

>>55810153
What is up with all these pre tax cope numbers

How much should you get after tax per month to live ?

[Anonymous No.55816342]

>median household income is 70k
That's only 35k for two people, people are still poor.

[Anonymous No.55816343]

>>55815828

Leftists are funny, you're never seeing any rich being held to account in your lifetime. In the same vein that corporations will more or less end up being the governments by the end of the century.

[Anonymous No.55816348]

>>55810153
>GET U EDUCTION
Kill yourself unironically, spending 120k on a piece of paper doesn't do anything for anyone outside of a handful of fields KILL YOURSELF UNI PUSHING NIGGER

[Anonymous No.55816938]

>>55815873
"I don't understand. I did eat breakfast yesterday."

[Anonymous No.55816961]

>>55810335
You get $17 if you do the work of two $12 people.

[Anonymous No.55816967]

>>55816241
This, and they are also on gibs and get paid under the table by their employer so they can stay on gibs

[Anonymous No.55816974]

Little Caesar’s is great (as long as you get a fresh one/made to order) and im tired of people pretending it’s not.

[Anonymous No.55817071]

>>55816343
>If I just say things they're true
Um no sweatie the guillotines are coming out.

[Anonymous No.55817084]

>>55816974
This, they must have reformulated the goyslop but tastes better than I remember it a few years ago, probably one of the best choices you have for a pizza under $10
They're also not bad as leftovers as long as you reheat the pizza the right way (in a pan on the stove with a lid, so the bottom gets crispy again and the trapped heat melts the cheese

[Anonymous No.55817100]

>>55810548
> you are in LE POD
> * spends all day every day alone in front of a screen *
WINNING

[Anonymous No.55817144]

>>55810074
>>55810153
>Make $16.50/H
>US Median Income last updated in 2019 was 31k
So fucked

[Anonymous No.55817181]

>>55816938
Our cost of living is not dissimilar at all

[Anonymous No.55817995]

>>55812111
>obesity is strongly correlated with poverty
>"inflation is good because people will become poorer and therefore healthier"

[Anonymous No.55818003]

trying to move out
all entry level jobs 15 dollars or 20
apartments are all fucked in rent prices
You cant move out till you make 40+ an hour

[Anonymous No.55818026]

>>55810335
Every single restaurant around me is putting up signs for "Up to x/hr" and then everyone says that when they go in that they are offered a ridiculous $10/hr and it can go up to $15-$20 after six months, which means it will never happen. It's just a scam to get people to apply.

[Anonymous No.55818057]

>>55815930
>i live in an area where rents are $1500-1700/month for a 1 bedroom

Meanwhile a 2BR is probably $2k/mo, split that with another person and your portion of the rent is down to only $1k. Or live in a 1BR with your girlfriend and pay $750/mo. Having roommates is the only way to make ends meet when you're waging. If it were me I'd use it as motivation to make more money and get a place of my own.

[Anonymous No.55818113]

>>55817144
Pretty okay for 2019 though.

[Anonymous No.55818168]

>>55817071
You are coping hard my guy. And deep down even you know it.

[Anonymous No.55818466]

>>55810153
Inflation isn't the problem you faggots spend too much money.

[Anonymous No.55818487]

>>55810779
>people can’t cook because they are deliberately not taught how (did you go to public school?
Americans and Canadians are such little niggers.
I see Chinese kids cooking food at a street vendor for a job..what kinda white trash family did you have? I was raised by a single mother and I know how to cook.

[Anonymous No.55818493]

>>55810308
>real inflation +30%
>tax bracket adjustments 3%
best they can do goyim

[Anonymous No.55818500]

>>55812111
I started fasting because my job pays like ass, down three pant sizes.

[Anonymous No.55818506]

>>55812242
Imma just immigrant out of the west.
Just gotta get more money and find passive income.

[Anonymous No.55818507]

>>55816224
that there financial repression

[Anonymous No.55818522]

>>55816343
>Leftists are funny, you're never seeing any rich being held to account in your lifetime.
The fuck are you trying to type?

[Anonymous No.55818533]

>>55818168
cope1
/kōp/
See definitions in:
All
Ecclesiastical
Building
verb
(of a person) deal effectively with something difficult.
"his ability to cope with stress"
Learn what words mean, hick.

[Anonymous No.55818551]

>>55816348
I got my degree in math and economics without paying and left college with less than 10k in debt. First job out of college started me at 80k with a 30% bonus and in my 2nd year I was close to 200k by job hopping.

[Anonymous No.55818573]

>>55810074
>I'd make more money working at a fucking pizza chain than I would at my current job designing equipment for the military
How does this make sense?

[Anonymous No.55818692]

>>55818573
>How does this make sense?
Meet in the middle and design equipment for pizza places

[Anonymous No.55818730]

>>55810074
Do they still sell $5 hot and readys?

[Anonymous No.55818819]

>>55818573
>He didn't invent the pizza delivery JDAM
Scrub

[Anonymous No.55818869]

>>55810074
To be honest I don't understand Americans, they get stuff like this and their country is huge, I'm quite sure you could be able to work min wage under your mom for like 5 years and get a 150k home with decent land a bit isolated and be able to do fine. Distance to job shouldn't be that bad since the entire country is car based. I don't know I think I'd be fine if I moved there, though may be a bit lonely and get a cat/dog or a partner or something.

[Anonymous No.55818878]

>>55818551
Like every other person on 4chan claims kek. Show me your fucking Ferrari or fuck off, retard.

[Anonymous No.55818888]

They're trying to price out neets! They want to make you work! This is terrible!

[Anonymous No.55818906]

>>55818869
American parents kick their kids out.

[Anonymous No.55818911]

>>55810492
>WFH gets cut off (already started) amps the demand and rezoning occurs which dwindles the supply of commercial real estate
I don't think they can artificially pump the commercial real estate market like that. are you thinking existing commercial land will be zoned for something else, making the supply smaller?

[Anonymous No.55818915]

>>55818869
Also
>150k home

[Anonymous No.55818918]

>>55812242
Just break the rules. If you want a job, just show up and start working. You'll get hired.

[Anonymous No.55818927]

>>55812430
>Little Caesar’s isn’t paying $22/hr to make goyslop.
which part of "UP TO" are people missing?

[Anonymous No.55818930]

>>55818730
6.79 in my town
it's never been this over

[Anonymous No.55818950]

>>55812430
McDonalds by me is 18 an hour to start, a pizza place across the street in 22.

[Anonymous No.55818951]

>>55818906
I know a few who don't really do that, but yeah the whole kicking their kids out is wild to me. I'd probably play into their game and try to barter with them to pay rent or do house chores to be able to save more than if I'd ever got kicked out (which would be none unless doing a side gig after work).

>>55818915
I've seen some places for 60k though probably in bad neighbourhoods or something. I'd say I wouldn't mind living in some place like Appalachia or Alaska in the low income zones. Buying a scuffed house is better than a land + trailer due to skipping paperwork but I think in less well off places noone would care about building homes to standard. I know my parents couldn't afford a house so they bought land and built their homes half way so that they could live and save up eventually to finish it in time.

[Anonymous No.55819075]

>>55810074
UP TO.
If you read those words on a Now Hiring sign, be prepared to be offered FAR LESS than the UP TO pay.

[Anonymous No.55819120]

>>55810074
You can make it with Blackswan. Its an AI powered instant trading bot. That opens futures on your behalf on CEXs. More info at blackswan dot biz

[Anonymous No.55819208]

>>55812111
>eat more refined heavily processed grain products
>cut back on whole meats
>get healthier

[Anonymous No.55819446]

>>55810074
>inflation is killing me
This shouldn't be happening in 2023 if you have little crypto knowledge. There are pools to leverage your assets on that could give you a good hedge over rising inflation rates.

[Anonymous No.55819644]

>>55819446
Pools with APRs high enough to achieve this turn out to be rug pulls. Next!!

[Anonymous No.55819657]

>>55818819
>pizza delivery JDAM
fucking kek

[Anonymous No.55819694]

>>55815873
Americans disgust me. Their complaint is essentially they can't have one parent work and support am opulent lifestyle of giant trucks, 2 story houses, regular junk food delivery, work from home and leftover for holidays and a jetski. All of which they can actually fucking get if they just study hard.

[Anonymous No.55819718]

>>55818466
definitley part of the problem but housing costs are outrageous and its only a matter of time until energy is too

[Anonymous No.55819734]

>>55819694
literally nothing you said is remotely true

[Anonymous No.55819769]

>>55812111
>rice and beans
>pull yourself up by your bootstraps kiddo

[Anonymous No.55819771]

>>55819734
Read this thread:
>>55808496

I could not even fathom making 170k. Average house price in my country is a million NZD. Food costs twice.

[Anonymous No.55819782]

is that a decent wage in that area code

[Anonymous No.55819790]

>>55819771
I already read that thread. It's literally trolls and possibly bots. No one thinks like this outside of /biz/.

[Anonymous No.55819801]

>>55810074
What inflation, OP?
Now quit bitching and pay your damn taxes: Zelenskyy needs more fighter jets!

[Anonymous No.55819833]

>>55817084
I could go for some pizza right now.

[Anonymous No.55819874]

OK I'm a retard that barely finished with a GED at 16 to start waging so my mom didn't lose the house, but I have a lot of experience at my job and lead a team in a pet drug manufacturing warehouse. I put tickets in for solutions needed to buy the materials a few weeks in advance, schedule mixing processes to meet due dates for packaging, mix just as much as the rest of the team, coordinate team fairly, first in last out etc

I make $25. What should I be earning? If Walmart and fry cooks make almost as much as me after years of experience to be this productive that's just fucked.

[Anonymous No.55820016]

>>55810382
>but there is going to be a point at which people aren't willing to pay the $20/pizza
you might be completely and utterly incorrect right there
have people stopped eating pizza when it went from $5 to $10?

[Anonymous No.55820023]

>>55810455
>shrinkflation and sourcing even worse quality ingredients for the most part
checked
at one point in time, only the "idea of a pizza" is going to be sold at the counter.

imagine the taste.

[Anonymous No.55820035]

>>55810492
>WFH
stopped reading right there.
WFH reversal is in progress right now and they will drag the people back into the offices.
and no, people won't quit over losing their WFH privileges. just as people didn't quit and eventually caved to the needlecraft.

[Anonymous No.55820062]

>>55819874
>I put tickets in for solutions needed to buy the materials a few weeks in advance, schedule mixing processes to meet due dates for packaging, mix just as much as the rest of the team, coordinate team fairly, first in last out etc
you do a job any person who is literate in english can do. the cost of replacing you isn't nearly zero the same way it is for the lowest of wagie jobs, but somebody could probably learn to do your job independently in about 8 hours.

honestly you should be earning less. the fact that you're at $25 despite being a totally replaceable wagie means you're doing something right. if you are diligent worker who can pass a drug test you should start getting certifications and actual skills. if you took this same attitude to something as trivial as CDL work (1 month course) you could be pushing $40 in about eighteen months. UPS is going to be paying their drivers $170k a year now. I would do that, you have maxed out at this current place.

>>55810382
>>55820016
pizza is a delicious, easy to eat food where the only clean up is throwing away the napkins and box. you can eat it standing up and its always a hit with other people. and you can't really cook it at home on a conventional oven, at least not properly.

its a bulletproof business. there's a reason pizza joints have been around way before the dining out craze and why there are so many pizza chains that have existed for many decades. the margins are outrageous.

[Anonymous No.55820063]

>>55812242
>but no one is getting hired
debunked, picrelated.

[Anonymous No.55820093]

>>55818487
>I was raised by a single mother and I know how to cook.
...in Vietnam?

[Anonymous No.55820106]

>>55818168
I see your flattery and counter with, "Don't repeat me, imbecile."

[Anonymous No.55820122]

>>55818057
The issue isn't merely the circumstances but the fact that they've changed so drastically. ...For poor people. Rich people have never had it better.

It's almost as if they're exploiting workers or something.

[Anonymous No.55820171]

>>55818950
They're finally starting to reflect the soul-deadening reality of working those jobs. Though, McDonald's is better than Wendy's. I still don't understand what happened to Wendy's, but walking into one is like shifting into an alternate reality where the economic apocalypse has already happened (overtly).

[Anonymous No.55820196]

You know what? I'll grow my own food and I'll build my own shelter. Fuck you and fuck your Monsanto glyphosate cheese slop corporatehomos. And you know what? I'll sell it in monerochans cause I don't need your toilet paper money.

[Anonymous No.55820252]

>>55812111
>waffles
>pasta
>beans and rice
>less meat
fat bitch is suggesting all carbs no protein, same shit the poor retards get now in their goyslop

[Anonymous No.55820282]

>>55810348
If our government could stop printing fucking money a nd get inflation under control this wouldn't be a fucking problem.
Wages deserve more than 7.50 an hour and the labor market is currently reflecting this demand. People who blame inflation on wages are fucking retarded. Hopefully wages get more and more organized so we do an make larger and larger demands in the future.

[Anonymous No.55820292]

>>55820171
>They're finally starting to reflect the soul-deadening reality of working those jobs.
No, they are not.
The higher hourly pay is merely adjusted for inflation.
McBurgerFlippers make as little as they did years ago. (purchasing power)

[Anonymous No.55820298]

>>55810436
>UP TO $22 an hour
Yeah, they mean if you're a delivery driver or something you can make up to that. Base pay for working the register/pizzas is probably $10.

[Anonymous No.55820305]

>>55818466
Are you fucking stupid? That IS inflation you retard. It's a negative feed back loop: Prices go up so people have to spend more money causing prices to go up so people have to spend more money causing....

[Anonymous No.55820332]

>>55814340
>The truly rich hold offshore assets and corporations that protect them from tax.
Trump promised to close these loopholes but of course he didn't.

[Anonymous No.55820338]

>>55820122

I don't know man, I feel like in major cities at least people always had to have roommates to survive. Unless they were nogs in Section 8 or other subsidized housing. It seems to be a more recent phenomenon where zoomies and millennials think they should be able to afford to live in a place on their own because they're too socially awkward and stunted to be around other people.

[Anonymous No.55820348]

>>55810348
Unironically yeah, even adjusting for inflation. People that worked before 2021 were getting fucked. I was a chemist at a pharmaceutical company making like $20/hr, gas wasn't much different than it is today, rent wasn't much cheaper. I eventually left the field, but I did get a call from someone that was my application online and offered literally double that to do the same job. I declined (NPNW), but that should give you anons an idea on how much better things are today for the modern worker.

[Anonymous No.55820349]

>>55820035
The competent people doing WFH are effectively FI between being able to afford real estate when interest rates were cheap and the enormous amount of money you can shove into tax advantaged retirement accounts at those pay grades.

You think the places that were attracting these people by hiring full time chefs are going to be dragging them into violent cities now?

[Anonymous No.55820351]

>>55820338
Most people on S8 are white. And no, it's a new phenomenon. You had to get roommates to live in nice areas, but you could always find an efficiency for a 1-person budget, either in a more rundown area or for a premium. But the premium was a stretch, not impossible.

[Anonymous No.55820370]

>>55820351
Most people in the US are White. Unless the niggers are over represented ~10x there are going to be more Whites than niggers even if there's an extreme concentration of them.

[Anonymous No.55820385]

>>55820292
Yeah, in the 80s/early 90s. From the late 90s through the 2010s, it wasn't keeping up with inflation. There was a small bump in the mid-2000s when the minimum wage was increased, but after Democrats took Congress, there was no political will to do that again, and I get the feeling that McD's purposely suppressed wages once the $15 movement started.

[Anonymous No.55820394]

>>55820292
They arguably make much less in terms of things people actually want (financial security, self improvement, women.)
If you calculate it in terms of fuel, bigmacs, and ipads it's probably the same though.

[Anonymous No.55820424]

>>55820370
Clears thrive on the invisibility of their overwhelming use of gibs. They rely on tan hands such as yours type-typing away to keep the lie alive.

[Anonymous No.55820519]

>>55810153
>You're uneducated and that's why you're poor, please stop ignoring the fact that you could buy a new car with cash in the 2000's with a job that paid minimum wage with a high school diploma post 9/11 before the 2008 crash, it's always been like this stop being a revisionist you're spreading misinformation It's literally so easy to break the matrix and make 100$ an hour what's your problem
Just remember, when you're trying to gaslight us on a boat in the middle of the ocean because no country will accept you, your stores of food WILL run dry and your fuel limited. Every goddamn economics youtuber is sounding the alarm bells that all hell is about to break loose and /biz/ is filled with bad actors like yourself who wait for threads like this to pop up just to leave your little comment in a last attempt to appear organic.
You can't stop what's about to happen. Cityside minimum wage shooting from 15 to 22 dollars an hour in under a decade is inorganic and severely unnatural. I can't say when things are going to go to shit, but we are at a point now where it is not if, but when. Fucking cope.

[Anonymous No.55820539]

>>55818869
Why don't third worlders understand cost of living and taxes?

[Anonymous No.55820618]

>>55820539
Because they are brown

[Anonymous No.55821985]

>>55819644
Not when the pools are for stable coin yields on a Defi yield aggregator like SpoolFi. The high yield pools are well incentivized, so there's no need having a headache trying to figure out where the yields are coming from.

[Anonymous No.55822042]

>>55820370
Such a racist post

>>55821985
How high can the yields get? Stable yields are usually negligible.

[Anonymous No.55822151]

>>55818951
>I've seen some places for 60k though probably in bad neighbourhoods or something
Not everyone wants to be killed and eaten by the local ferals.

[Anonymous No.55822155]

>>55822042
The stable yields themselves are not so high but when the incentives are factored in, the yields can get as high as 50%. These high yield pools are basically for users with a high risk appetite.

[Anonymous No.55822159]

>>55810074
aardvarks raped my grandpa

[Anonymous No.55822194]

>>55822042
>such a racist post
kek do you even know where you are?
niggerfaggot

>>55822159
the aardvark giveth and the aardvark taketh away

[Anonymous No.55822199]

>>55822194
aardvark pussy is best

[Anonymous No.55822247]

>>55822199
dubs confirm ardvussy is best pussy

[Anonymous No.55822678]

>>55820539
I live in the UK, just with my family so no I don't know about bills and taxes much. Though I don't spend much on myself so cost of living shouldn't be that bad since I can cut corners.

>>55822151
Yeah but atleast there is a choice/chance. I don't care about all the doomposting.

[Anonymous No.55822716]

>>55819874
Honestly it just sounds like you are feeling the effects of downward pressure of being in a field biology majors might take jobs in. The amount of failed aspirant doctors and phds drives down anything biological labs relating

[Anonymous No.55822721]

>>55820385
Interestingly enough Walmart pushed up the price of minimum wage during covid to try to hurt the competition