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JUST

>> No.16098738

>>16098732
In and out pays more than any factory around here.

>> No.16098739

>>16098732
See, places can afford to pay a living wage AND stay in business!

>> No.16098743

>>16098732
Nice hope you application goes well

>> No.16098749

>burger + fries is $5
What are you bitching about?

>> No.16098766

>cheeseburger + fries
>poorfags can't afford $5.25 for 850 calories

>> No.16098777

>>16098732
WTF is that shit really that cheap for how much hype it gets?

>> No.16098779

Fast food should cost more maybe then we'd have less fat fucks

>> No.16098788

Yeah as meme as it is they honestly have a good model. Above average fast food burgers at a reasonable price and employees less likely to spit I'm my food. Ever never seen one that didn't have a line stretching around the block

>> No.16098791

>>16098732
But the real question is, where was this picture taken? Some shithole expensive city like LA (or anywhere in CA) where $13 min wage just won't cut it?

>> No.16098792

>>16098791
Why does it matter those prices are affordable anywhere in the US

>> No.16098799

>>16098777
it's the best. double double animal no tomatoes boyeeeeee.

>> No.16098806

>>16098792
This. I live in the most flyover place ever and that shit is cheaper than Mcdonalds

>> No.16098850

>>16098732
Wooooa 17 to 19$ an hour? Holy fucking shit, sign me up.

>> No.16098863

Lets say you have four wagies working 8 hours, costing about 576 USD a day. You need to sell two hundred cheeseburgers just to pay their sallaries, not even counting the price of the product, maintance of the place and the price you pay to the franchise.

Do americans really eat that many burgers for this to be viable?

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16098864

>fast food wagies getting the same starting wage as me as an Electrical Engineer.

>> No.16098867

>>16098799
My east coast ass is raw from the swift dicking it's been getting from Five Guys holy shit.

>> No.16098868

>>16098792
I'm referring to the 17 dollars an hour, retard. Note how I mentioned MINIMUM WAGE.

>> No.16098875

>>16098732
in-n-out recently opened near where i work. i've gone there 6 times. 6 times they've fucked up my order. they have 2 entrees; a hamburger and a cheeseburger. they've fucked up my order every time i've gone. the bs that paying more per hour gets better employees does not hold true for the in-n-out on FM 1960 in Houston, TX.

>> No.16098878

>>16098864
I'm in the same boat, buddy. I'm just a few bad days away from quitting to flip burgers for $20/hr.

>> No.16098879

>>16098868
Again, why does it matter? The argument against raising the minimum wage is muh inflation and burgers costing $20 without fries but In n Out shows that's bullshit.

>> No.16098928

>>16098879
read >>16098863

>> No.16098933

>>16098879
Idiot

>> No.16098939

>>16098864
How did you fuck it up so badly

>> No.16098942

>>16098928
In n out can clear a 1000 burgers a day easy. Add on fries and drink costs they'd easily cover wages and have plenty left over for shareholders to buy coke and do it off hookers assholes

>> No.16098944

>>16098879
Nigger I'm talking about how the FUCK is In-N-Out able to pay some stupid high school drop out that much money to begin with. That's a ridiculous starting wage for a shitty burger chain.

>> No.16098965

>>16098863
Yeah, we do. I used to work at Taco Bell in the early 2000s and we'd easily sell 5k worth of product in a single shift. This was back when the minimum wage was $5.75/what they started you at. This was also in buttfuck, Indiana not LA.

>> No.16098968

>>16098944
>pay some stupid high school drop out that much money to begin with
they obviously have a successful bid'ness model

>> No.16098972

>>16098944
Volume of product sold. They have a high demand.

>> No.16098984

>>16098944
The dirty little secret is just about every employer can afford living wages if they choose not to buy themselves that yacht, but they won't.

>> No.16098992

>>16098777
In-N-Out is good but isn't great, just very good price:quality ratio. 5 guys, shake shack, whataburger are all better if price is no object

>> No.16099006

>>16098864
I earn more than you with no degree doing light factory work.

You fucked up somewhere, anon.

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16099012

>>16098992
>5 guys, shake shack, whataburger
OOOOOOOO LORD HAHAAHAHAHA OKAY

>> No.16099018

>>16098992
how to let the world know you are severely over-weight:
1. Mention 5 Guys and Whatabuger in the same breath....

>> No.16099022
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16099022

>>16098984

>> No.16099026

>>16098864
This is 100% your fault.

>> No.16099037 [DELETED] 
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16099037

>"No! Mr.Goldstein can't afford to pay an extra $300 a month! Think about the heckin inflatiarino!"

>> No.16099040

>>16098944
>McDonald's can't afford to pay more than minimum wage to workers
>can afford >10M ceo salary and >1M exec salaries

>> No.16099047
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16099047

shut up

>> No.16099051

>>16099022
Kill yourself shill

>> No.16099062

>>16098944
you're a binary thinker. i understand that business owner's assume more risks than employees. but if you're a business owner and raking in $10bb/year in profits, why not take $2bb/year and invest it in your employees? a happy worker is a productive worker. if you're a billionaire, are you really going to notice if you're missing $2bb? that money is put back into the economy and other folks have a chance to extract some of it. henry ford did this over a century ago. John Nash revised Adam Smith's bs. understand now?

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>>16098777
Yes. FOr the price it is very good. It's why I am perplexed by people's obsession with Five Fags. My brother and I can spend 15 bucks and skimp a bit, or go full ham for 25 at INO, but at Five Guys the same shit would be 40 USD.

>> No.16099090

>>16098864
>same starting wage as me as an Electrical Engineer.
Jesus Christ. Where do you work, Sub-Saharan Africa?

>> No.16099115

>>16099018
Faggot

>> No.16099131

>>16098749
op was commenting on the reasonable prices plus the decent wages.
why cant all fast food places JUST

>> No.16099134

>>16098992
im a texan and burger to burger whataburger sucks ass

sonic has better burgers than whataburger

>> No.16099149

>>16099134
Sonic is trash dude. Texasfag too I agree whataburger is crazy overrated but c'mon now

>> No.16099166 [DELETED] 

>>16098732
Thanks Biden!

>> No.16099179

>>16099149
Nah, i will die on this hill. They have nice big greasy burgers, buns are as flavorful as fast food goes, and their fries are top tier

>> No.16099191

>>16098864
I made more as an electrical engineering intern, you're fucking up somehow.

>> No.16099448

>>16098864
I earn more than that working at Aldi and i just sit on my ass all day

>> No.16099489

>>16098732
damn. where is that? five guys is like 15 bucks for just the burger and fries. also simliar places only paying $11 in st. louis

>> No.16099542

>>16098984
That's the reward for taking on 100% of the risk.

>> No.16099555

>>16098732
better than paying $20 for a five guys meal

>> No.16099577

>>16098984
The real secret is that you have no idea what it's like to own a successful business and never will.

>> No.16099585

>>16098944
In-n-Out is not a publicly owned company, they're owned by a small super religious family (the girl president right now had a wild youth but basically got her act together when she hit her late 20s before she was given the company to run). The family's objective isn't to make the maximum return they possibly could, but to make a decent amount while also taking care of their workers and while making a decent product. They can do this precisely because they don't answer to shareholders the way that >>16098942 implies.

If In-n-Out were publicly owned, the shareholders could demand that they cut wages so that profits would rise. But since it's family owned that won't happen. And since the family that owns it is religious and takes seriously its responsibility to take care of others, they'll continue to pay good wages as long as the revenue those shops generate supports it.

>> No.16099588

>>16098732
Socialism. We need to boycott these places until they lower their pay to proper wage slave levels.

>> No.16099619

>>16099006
u do factory work though. they have to pay high wages bc that line of work is suicide inducing.

>> No.16099640

>>16098732
“A Big Mac would cost $10 if we raised minimum wage”

>> No.16099644

>>16099037
I don't work minimum wage and oppose there being price floors for labor

>> No.16099646

>>16098777
In N Out is fast food kino

>> No.16099742

>>16098863
In and out sells about 200 burgers in an hour. There lines wrap around the building in my city.

>> No.16099761

>>16099134
In and out vs whataburger aside, if you think sonic even has edible food your opinion is worthless. Nigger.

>> No.16099771

>>16098984
Yet you are the same faggot that ubereats whatever is trending on twitter that day citdiot.

>> No.16099822

>>16099771
nope

>> No.16099850

>>16099179
Sonic is literally frozen food. They continue to exist due to their drinks/shakes. Whataburger is pretty good but not orgasmic.

>> No.16099853

>>16098864
While this seems wrong, what isn't wrong is that the low-middle wage jobs that make 20~ dollars an hour but require qualifications are getting shafted fucking hard

>> No.16099856

>>16099771
you got me dude. now what?

>> No.16099867

>>16098864
you should have bought crypto
clownworld is here you might as well exploit it.

>> No.16099944

>>16098944
not in Cali, where that's barely above minimum wage at 15, and the cost of living there is extortionist.

>> No.16099948

>>16099856
Take your titty skittles and eventually kill yourself.

>> No.16100064

>>16098864
>>16098878
The secret, anons, is that your wages should also be increasing

>> No.16100081

>>16098779
bad bait.

>> No.16100106

>>16099944
california minimum wage is 13

>> No.16100118

>>16099850
Haven't had Sonic in a long time but the thing that stood out to me was the bacon was really crispy and fresh tasting. And the limeade, I guess Sonic has an advantage with the drink variety.

>> No.16100138

>>16098732
Do they really earn that much overseas?

>> No.16100417

>>16098777
I would bet the price is what gives it the hype. Five Guys used to get hyped up back when it was reasonably priced.

>> No.16100432

>>16098944
>how the FUCK is In-N-Out able to pay some stupid high school drop out that much money
Because they aren’t stupid high school dropouts. The average IQ of In-N-Out employees is certainly much higher, and I bet most of them finished high school. They get much better employees applying for that job and they can be much pickier in terms of who they hire.

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>>16100106
people who dont live in california and have never been here seem to have a lot of strong opinions based solely on assumptions.

>> No.16100443

Imagine how better quality all of our food would be if everyone paid their employees wages this high.

>> No.16100456

>>16100443
Ehhh this isn’t quite true. In-N-Out gets better employees because they pay for it but if everyone paid as well as In-N-Out, In-N-Out would have to pay even more to get the higher quality workers

>> No.16100484

>in and out
>high quality workers

Lol their all pot addicted zoomers in college or high school the fuck are you people on about

>> No.16100516

>>16098879
>muh inflation
I can't quite tell if this is a strawman, or if you're just using words you don't actually know to sound informed.

>> No.16100540

>>16098864
How? My boyfriend is making 6 figures with his first job out of grad school with an electrical engineering degree. Yeah we're gay, so what

>> No.16100559

>>16100456
>source: my idiot brain
Yeah there's no proof for that though.
>>16100484
and yet they're still fantastic and are profitable. really makes you think.

>> No.16100563

>>16098864
IT here I make 20 an hour after two years. Not a bad job but it's funny to think some burger flipper makes what I make. Not even mad.

>> No.16100564

>>16100484
bro have you ever worked in a kitchen? Everyone is high on something in those

>> No.16100596

>>16099585
ding ding ding

>> No.16100597

>>16100516
Straw man my fucking nuts bitch. That's exactly the argument used against raising the minimum wage

>> No.16100721

>>16098732
This is below minimum wage in australia lol

>> No.16100724

>>16098879
Inflation means that wages get higher.

>> No.16100739

>>16099542
>>16099577
Oh no it’s so risky owning a business. Being wealthy enough that I could be cut off today and still support a lavish lifestyle for my family for generations to come doesn’t change that fact at all. I need to lobby against giving my employees livable wages and instead import masses of cheap labor and outsource everything that I can to the third world, destroying the middle class of my own country in the process. It’s so risky owning a corporate empire, I must make sure that my hoard of wealth keeps growing indefinitely

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16100743

17 an hour in commiefornia where rent for a 1 bedroom apartment is 3000 a month LMAO

>> No.16100751

>>16100743

posting from a 2 bedroom in the arts district paying $1400 a month with an ocean view from my dining room and living room. yea its expensive but its not 3000/m and its fun living here

>> No.16100764

>>16098864
my dad is an EE and makes just under 200k/yr
He's fairly old now but you might be doing something wrong, maybe you missed out on those college connections you should have gotten

>> No.16100805

>>16100724
And when wages arer higher, that's a good thing because MORE people can afford stuff. That's good for business. Also, >implying minimum wages are the only wages that matter in inflation.

It's mostly because other people's wages go and the business owners driving the cost up for more profit to themselves, not the people working in minimum wages. The minimum wage has only very little portion to do with the inflation. It's basic maths. It can't be the main reason for inflation because the wages are usually about 10 percent of the final product. Raising minimum wage DOUBLE would only mean costing 10 dollar meal 11 dollars now. It's the owners driving the price up and blaming minimum wage. Surely you aren't that naive that you believe their bullshit. It's greed, not the minimum wage people's fault.

>> No.16100913

>>16099850
>whataburger
>not orgasmic
then you don't know how to order at whataburger
patty melt, with fajita vegetables, guacamole, and spicy sauce.
you're welcome

>> No.16100954

>>16098944
higher pay gives you a bigger pool for recruiting better and more motivated workers so it can actually be a financially shrewd move. Especially if your good corporate image is a major selling point of your company.

>> No.16100975

>>16099040
McDonald's doesn't actually own the restaurants or employ those minimum wage workers, they just sell franchise rights and handle the supply chain.

>> No.16100985

>>16100743
Are you stupid on purpose or is this just a shitty troll? Yeah if you wanted to live in an upscale apartment complex in downtown LA, San fran, etc you'd be paying that much but that's how it is in every major city in every country.

>> No.16100987

>>16099542
I don't know about that. Those businesses sure do get a lot of subsidies, grants, and handouts from the gubmint every time something bad happens. Can't say they are taking 100% of the risk. The people working there are also taking a risk in trusting that the owners know what they are doing as far as business goes, and that they are being given a fair shake.
Seems like everyone there is taking some kind of risk, but the owners are the only ones capable to mitigating the damage they take by tossing the employees under the bus first.

>> No.16101046

>>16098864
Singapoor yes!

>> No.16101060

>>16099006
>>16099619
Suicidal factory workers in China get paid less than 600 a month. Guess who's getting outsourced when the revolution begins?

>> No.16101258

>>16100540
>he thinks he stands out being a faggot in a board full of faggots

>> No.16101284

Every time I go to california someone asks me if I've been to in-n-out yet and every time I say yes multiple times and that I didn't really think it was that great they drag me back there and say "IT WAS AN OFF DAY" and then they proceed to tell me to only order a very specific thing off the menu because everything else isn't good. Like I'm actually looking at the menu and they're telling me "oh yea so don't get that that or that and also the fries suck but as long as you get the double double animal style WOW!!!!!"

>> No.16101294

>>16098864
you're underpaid

>> No.16101308

>>16100417
Nah, the food is actually really good quality.

>> No.16101406

>>16098864
$17 per hour engineer?

are you african or some other shithole asian?

>> No.16101439

>>16098864
Theres nothing wrong with that. Its a shit job, at least they should be payed fairly.
Also, thats a bit low, are you from EU?
t. software dev

>> No.16101444

>>16099644
why?

>> No.16101459

>>16101444
Deadweight loss

>> No.16101463

>>16101459
ok edgelord

>> No.16101467

>>16101463
How is economics edgy?

>> No.16101501

>>16101467
Its not. But treating economics as a race to efficiency is retarded.
Its better for everyone if all legal jobs pay a living wage. This has been proven in practice countless of times. Minimizing market inefficiency should not be the goal of any government or regulation.

>> No.16101510

>>16101501
>if all legal jobs pay a living wage
I disagree with this. Flipping burgers is a job for high schoolers, no need for it to be a 'livable wage'

>> No.16101551

>>16101510
If you really believe this then you are so far up your own ass that theres no point in arguing with you.
Im a highly paid professional but I would never disrespect anybody who makes a living flipping burgers.
I guess youre just young, you sound like someone who had rich parents and never had to struggle. Thats the type I cant stand, I respect burger flippers much more.

>> No.16101554

>>16101551
I work for FAANG get fucked. Not my fault my parents weren't poor

>> No.16101557

>>16101554
Go back to hackernews, retard

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>>16098732
>tfw getting paid less as an EMT than some fucking burger jockey and seeing people die all the time

At least my job is cool sometimes

>> No.16101574

>>16101551
>posts a post that basically says "I'm better than you!!1
>says the other poster is in his own ass
Try to make an argument champ. You didn't, he did. You made ad hominems and a straw man: Take the head out of your ass edgelord.

>> No.16101605

>>16101557
Jej. At this point I am curious, post salary and job title mr
>highly paid professional

>> No.16101615

>>16098944
Because you retards keep getting tricked by evil corporations. Don't listen to any company that says they're just barely making it by with slim margins. They're lying to you. Nearly all chain companies could double their wages and barely notice a dip in overall revenue. But you've been fed the propaganda for so long you actually thought getting paid a living wage would suddenly double prices, when in reality in terms of say fast food for example, it would raise prices by pennies.

>> No.16101627

>>16098944
High pay:
>Motivated workers
>Energetic workers who arent stressed over paying bills and barely making it by having to drain their energy on a second job or side hustles
>Less turnover. It costs money to hire new employees so you want to maintain the good consistent ones.

>> No.16101635

>>16101510
Then why is the service available during school hours? And why is it for school age people only? I get that its relatively low skill, but food preparation is actually harder work than what a lot of 'adult' jobs do. I did it many years ago and would never want to do it again even if it paid well.

>> No.16101648

>>16100743
Why do you guys keep acting like all of California is LA/SF?

>> No.16101654

>>16101635
I'd rather go through basic training again than work at panera bread.

>> No.16101904

>>16098864
>Buying in to the STEM meme
>Not seeing it as an obvious ploy to increase supply and thus make labor cheaper

>> No.16101911

>>16099542
People say risk, but really what they mean is "amount of money they can afford to lose"

If your restaurant can only survive by paying people poorly, then you aren't a good business owner--just one that takes advantage of poor people

>> No.16101935

>>16098863
>t. never worked in food industry before

>> No.16102089

>>16098864
I just finished my junior year and I'm starting an internship on Monday making $18/hr. The hell is wrong with you?

>> No.16102130

>>16101648
Because it's all megacity aztlan or the outskirts of same. Nobody gives a fuck about redding.

>> No.16102133

>>16098791
In n Out makes a lot of money, anon. They can afford to pay their employees a livable wage. In fact, most places can afford to pay a livable wage, but don't. I'm not sure what kind of brainwashing you've gone through to think that this is a bad thing, but it's pretty fucking cringe.

>> No.16102235

>>16101615
How's the first year of college going, champ?

>> No.16102255

>>16098864
I'm an HVAC guy who makes double that

>> No.16102698

>>16101060
U.S. Factories offshoring all of their labor will only result in them being stormed by anarcho Unionists like the 1890s buddy
T. A knower.

>> No.16102719

>>16100721
but everything is much more expensive in australia.
that $4.50 burger is probably like $13 in aus bux.

>> No.16102726

>>16102133
amazon makes a shit ton more money than in n out but their wages are much lower than in n out.

>> No.16102731

>>16098864
Yeah, and you work in an AC'ed office, with intelligent coworkers around you, doing mentally stimulating tasks and projects, can surf on 4chan for 4 hours a day and don't have to deal with the general public.

You office cocksuckers should be grateful for more than your salary.

>> No.16102747

>>16102726
Yes, and? Amazon is considered the paragon of dark money/republican politics resulting in the death of the middle class and the insane degree of wealth inequality.
>b-but bezos owns wapo!
Doesn't matter.

>> No.16102762

>>16098732
Back to work wagies. Another day another dollar!

>> No.16102865

>>16100721
But we're talking about actual money, not dollarydoos.

>> No.16102956

>>16098732
If there was a reasonably priced burger place in my city (Toronto) that didnt exclusively hire soulless, disgusting immigrants, I'd be there every single day.

>> No.16103041

>>16098732
the high wages come with more rigorous employee vetting too, so you're not getting half cooked burgers from jamal in the back. in n out is pretty based.

>> No.16103044

when did this site get so overrun with corporate bootlickers, jesus

>> No.16103061

>>16101568
Hey, all you people crying about making less than burger flippers in LA, I have a question: do you also live in LA, where every job pays a high wage because the cost of living is so high, or do you live in Nowheresville, Buttfuck County in Flyoverland, where you can buy a house for $10k but the only jobs are at the local Walmart?
Because I work in Alaska, in the summers, and make four times what I make when I go back to my little shitfuck town in Florida, but the cost of living in Alaska is nearly as bad as what it is in los Angeles, and mind you, the resort I cook at pays for my housing.

>> No.16103091

>>16099006
I miss my $24/hr entry level manufacturing job that had me taking long ass shit breaks or hide away for stretches of time and no one really noticing. Pandemic really fucked everything up.

>> No.16103139

>>16103061
i live in LA and work as a grocery store clerk. i make $18 an hour whereas the same position elsewhere would probably be like $15.
so $18 *sounds* good considering all i mainly do is just stock shelves but its barely a living wage.
im fortunate enough where im only paying for partial rent so i can get by and still have left over money to buy whatever the fuck i want.
and to go off what that EMT anon was going on, one of my old coworkers was an EMT and i believe he was paid like $20 an hour.

>> No.16103165

>>16103139
I make 18 when I'm in Alaska, and $10 back in town. And I know that 18 is not four times ten, I was being hyperbolic.

>> No.16103208

>>16099742
Same. i live across the street from in n out and the lines always around the block all the way to the main road from when they open to when they close. So they're making bank

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16103225

with those wages, I would be like kevin spacey from american beauty

>> No.16103342

>>16098749
I remember when it was $3.50

>> No.16103409

>>16103342
Yeah and I remember when a mcdouble was $1.09, thems was the days

>> No.16103496

>>16098732
>pay a living wage
>able to keep prices low
>strongly believe in our lord and savior Jesus Christ
>all while in the most degenerate state: California
how can one company be this based

>> No.16103516

>>16098732
Too many lazy people would rather stay on unemployment benefits than work.

About to get a second job just to make some extra money this summer, I’ve seen so many local fast food places pay up to 20 an hour

>> No.16103526

>>16102726
and their executives are rich as fuck. huh, funny that

>> No.16103640

>>16100563
No big deal anon people in fast food work the hardest and they have to work even harder than that because they're stupid as fuck. Lot more dignity working in IT than flipping burgers and coming home an oily mess.

>> No.16103699

>>16099542
100% of the risk?
does the owner risk getting shot by meth addicts and cracksniffin niggers?

>> No.16103730

>>16098739
>See, places can afford to pay a living wage AND

More likely they'll be working up to 11 hours per week. Maybe far less.

>> No.16103765

>>16098944
jewish hands typed this post

>> No.16103769

>>16101648
Because that's where everyone lives.

>> No.16103780

>>16098864
>electrical engineer
There’s no way you have a degree and are making that in electrical. There’s a 100% chance you’re below journeymen level and using a fancy word you’ve seen before to describe the basic work you do fixing old people’s fan lights or running wires on a job site .

>> No.16103893

>>16103730
it makes very little sense to have more workers working fewer hours apiece. unless you're trying to scam them out of insurance, but in Los estados unidos they have no obligation to provide insurance anyway

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>>16099542
Then accept the risk of having no employees

>> No.16103995

>>16101648
That's where all the hobos are.

>> No.16104019

>>16101510
I live in rural Alabama. These fast food jobs are all worked by people in their 30s and above. You almost never see any kids in these jobs. Jobs are too scarce to be given to kids. Adults' need these jobs to pay rent and put food on the table. It's their main source of income.

>> No.16104022

>>16101615
If every chain restaurant could do this, why wouldn't one slash their prices 30% and double their traffic lol

>> No.16104028

>>16103962
scapegoating and fake news

>> No.16104313

>>16104028
the white beard reveals his boomer tricks

>> No.16104327

>>16099542
Not true, the low skilled staff living with no savings and high overheads carry most of the risk if the business goes under.

>> No.16104329

>>16098732
I don’t see a problem. Are you complaining about the cost of a three dollar cheeseburger?

>> No.16104340

>>16103962
Wait. Fast food is going out of business? More stimulus please!

>> No.16104343

>>16103730
They still have the same number of hours to cover and these places won't take you on full time either way.

>> No.16104344

>>16098732
Reminder any successful business can afford 15 an hour and the mythical "local business owners" are the biggest kikes of all.

>> No.16104412

>>16103139
>one of my old coworkers was an EMT and i believe he was paid like $20 an hour

EMT anon here, getting paid $13/hr for my base pay, plus another $3 for covid hazard pay. Shit sucks, but I get 8 hours of overtime guaranteed every week, due to working 24hr shifts, but more often than not I'll work 72hrs in a week, meaning I average out at about 20 bucks an hour.

>> No.16104955

>>16103139
>im fortunate enough where im only paying for partial rent so i can get by and still have left over money to buy whatever the fuck i want.
Why is it so common that wagies just blow all their money each month?

>> No.16104965

>>16100440
>fco
>talking shit

>> No.16105001

>>16098867
Five Guys is very overpriced compared to almost any other place. It is good though.

>> No.16105014

>>16099037
>Every small business owner is a Jew

>> No.16105020

>>16103962
>throws away months of income because they dont want to raise the wages of their employees a few dollars instead

imagine this logic

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>>16103962
>printed this over something he was making scratch notes on
NGMI

>> No.16105096

>>16103893
Amazon does it though anon

>> No.16105102

And 4,000 people applied for the position

>> No.16105106

>>16098864
I live in one of the cheapest cities in the US to live in and my starting wage was $24/hr as a contractor, which increased to $31/hr after I got hired on full time at a company where the pay scales according to how cheap it is to live in. You must have fucked up somewhere.
My workplace is also notorious for being one of the worst paying engineering companies in the area and don't give good yearly salary raises. Good thing I'm leaving here in a couple weeks.

>> No.16105116

>>16098739
Yes the giant corporation that can eat the cost speaks for all of the small businesses in the country apparently.

>> No.16105126

>>16098732
We need to boycott this shit until they bring the wages back down. Burger flippers don't deserve this much pay.

>> No.16105165

>>16101510
Fast food work entails far more than flipping burgers. If you think that's all they do you are retarded

>> No.16105195

>>16105165
And what do they do that couldn't be trained to the average customer that pulls up to order within a week where there would be any drop off in quality whatsoever?

>> No.16105216

>>16100540
yeah, I'm a spider, so what

>> No.16105244

>>16103962
Former cook here, got laid off last year, so I got my cdl and now I make stupid money. Restaurant I worked at had to do the same thing that this place did, because none of the cooks wanted to go back to $10/hr and stupid hours. It's not that no one wants to work, it's that everyone took their time off and funemployment and stimmies and actually bettered themselves. Fuck restaurants, fuck restaurant work, suck my dick and my balls.

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>>16105244
>Fuck restaurants, fuck restaurant work, suck my dick and my balls.

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>>16105092
>Meghan Barbee - (Dale's Ba_)
>Open ___ to 6pm-CL
>7 days a week!
>Maybe Sarah
>Not sure of availability
>Shawn
>Not sure of availability
>Maybe Heather
>Not sure of availability

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>>16103962

>> No.16105786

>>16105116
>muh small businesses
the myth of mom and pop shops is fucking gay

>> No.16105791

>>16099022
>YOU WANT MR PENNYBAGS ON THE HILL TO GIVE YOU KNAVE A LIVEABLE WAGE? SOOOOOOY

>> No.16105792

>>16105116
fuck small businesses and fuck giant corporations

>> No.16105804

I love when people jack off to small businesses as if they're not also exploiting labor on a smaller scale
how many small businesses are just a dude running a shop with his nephew and kids who don't get paid much at all or are full of undocu labor they pay shit wages to under the table

>> No.16105957

>>16105791
From an iPhone no less. iToddlers flooding 4chan complaining about effeminate men is skull crushing irony.

>> No.16106133

>>16098944
Today anon learns about economies of scale

>> No.16106151

>>16105804
If you pay some kid $10 under the table he generally ends up clearing more than some kid getting paid $12/hr formally that actually cost you $16/hr to employ formally after payroll taxes. that's what happens when the government thinks it's has a right to half of your labor which it is minimum. maybe address that little issue first talking about greedy faggots so some geek affirmative action hire can push paper in some DC office making $150k doing fuck all nothing

>> No.16106232

>>16098944
This boomer meme assumes every entry-level jobs are staffed exclusively by dumb teenagers.
Go outside sometime and notice how many middle-aged people are working at these jobs.

>> No.16106279

depending of the place this might not generate that much profit, you pay for the ingredients, the rent, pay taxes, also the people hired to wash the area don't actually generate money. iirc the places don't generate that much money overall, it's more about commercial deals and shit.

>> No.16106288

>>16098732
Did you forget California is an expensive shithole to live in? NYC and Cali always have higher wages. In exchange, you pay more to live.

>> No.16106292

>>16105786
based

>> No.16106294 [DELETED] 

>>16105786
>you don't exist, my political views of the world are limited to what Pr goldberg told me, if you don't fit YOU DON'T EXIST
lmao. Imagine going in debt for life for this "education"

>> No.16106301

>>16098875
Never had a wrong order at like 20 Cali locations. Are Texans just this fucking stupid?

>> No.16106319

>>16106301

a large part of in-n-outs success is their local supply chain. thats why for so long they were strictly california and nevada. when they started branching out to farther states it fucked up their distribution. so the texan in-n-outs arent a part of the same supply chain and anyone whos worked in a commercial kitchen knows the distributor can screw your employees. if the product isnt there on time your low wage cooks start taking shortcuts and then orders start getting fucked up.

>> No.16106474

>>16106319
>anyone whos worked in a commercial kitchen knows the distributor can screw your employees. if the product isnt there on time your low wage cooks start taking shortcuts and then orders start getting fucked up.
This doesn’t make any sense. if the distributor screws up then the kitchen is missing ingredients and the cooks don’t “take shortcuts” they simply put a sign up saying they are out of certain ingredients and they aren’t available. This happened with Romaine lettuce for awhile, member?

If you order something the restaurant says they do not have your order is not wrong if it comes without it. A bad distributor screws the restaurant location but it won’t cause the wagies to make mistakes

>> No.16106478

>>16099037
>wojak maga pic
Rent free and stop act like fecesminist cunt

>> No.16106485

>>16098864
That requires logic which self entitled twats seem to lack. These types of people are genuinely disgusted by the idea that what profession they chose is difficult and therefore only they should be paid enough to meet the basic needs of the western world, on one paycheck.

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>>16098863
The only reason if would go up would be from greedy shareholders wanting more money. McDonald's literally admitted they would be able to pay 15 dollars an hour just that the only way they'll do it is if forced.

>> No.16106506

>>16100975
See >>16106498

>> No.16106510

>>16098944
Why not ask about the effects of C-Suite compensation on prices?

>> No.16106718

>tfw worked in a resort and made 15
Really makes you think

>> No.16107013

>>16106288
>rent is 20% more
>wages are 50% more

Really a terrible deal honestly

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I’d get the Flying Dutchman. The burgers and the oil they use (I think it’s peanut oil) is so good to enjoy on its own. The fries are good too and they will give you a side of peppers if you ask.

>> No.16107141

>>16098864
they're only getting 20 hrs a week with no pto/sick days and no insurance, and have to serve assholes, no matter how wrong they are, with a smile. You have a much better gig bro, trust me.

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>>16103962

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>>16100540

>> No.16107444

>>16107013
Double taxes, groceries are more expensive, stores are more expensive, houses are more expensive. What retard wants to rent in NYC or Cali? Transportation is more expensive, gas is more expensive. Increased wage doesn't mean shit.
>20% higher rent in Cali and NYC
You're delusional. Maybe if you live in a run down ghetto.

>> No.16107487

i'm neet and i make $27 an hour

>> No.16107507

>>16107487
nevermind i miscounted i get $7 an hour fml

>> No.16107642

>>16098864
Yes, wages should be higher for everyone and should keep up with the cost of living. Direct your anger and the people who underpay, not the employees.

>> No.16107657

>>16104019
If you are 30 and flipping burgers, you failed.

>> No.16107667

>>16107657
yeah lets antagonize a large population with nothing to lose im sure thatll go well

>> No.16107694

>>16099131
Thats not how you use a JUST though.

>> No.16108545

>>16103730
you failed at math.

>> No.16108644

>>16107694
It's the current year and words don't mean anything.
I really do wonder what English classes are like currently. Those teachers must be pulling their hair out. Maybe configuring Word to remove all instances of "literally" and "unironically."

>> No.16109609

>>16103342
ok boomer

>> No.16110079

>>16107444
Oh no the nice apartment I rent is $1400 how will I ever survive instead of paying $1000? I sure wish I went to some flyover shit hole to make $20/hr out of college instead of $40/hr

>> No.16110093

>>16107444
Groceries are cheap in Cali. Did you forget it's like half farmland?

>> No.16110161

>>16107444
houses being expensive is a good thing....I am making a killing off real estate right now. feelsgoodman.jpg

>> No.16111914

>>16101510
Why are do many poor Americans defend keeping Americans poor so rabidly? It's like they've all been brainwashed to ruin their own lives.

>> No.16111929

>>16111914
my favorite is the people bitching that wages are too low think it's ok to have open boarders

>> No.16111930

>>16098732
Look at the death rate of people who work at fast food restaurants and grocery stores due to COVID, that and all the pissed off customers who throw a fit if a manager insists you enforce a mask policy.

It's not worth it, no one wants to put up with the risks and the harassment from fat MAGA-tard women.

>> No.16111935

>>16101510
What if you want a burger during school hours?

>> No.16111942

>>16107657
Oh yes, they failed. Maybe we should just shoot them all.

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>>16111930
>wear the mask, you're endangering my health says the mordibly obese person

>> No.16111971

>>16098732
Who honestly wants to work fast food? It's a shit job, with shit hours, with shit management, with shit customers, with no benefits. Your entire day is one gigantic dog turd after another.

>> No.16112004

>>16111930
>fat MAGA-tard women
as an european myself, i can tell you're a youropoor. only youropoor's narcissism levels allow for retarded statements like that. not every woman is like your mum, you know?

>> No.16112054

>>16098984
A living wage to me is agorillian dollars

>> No.16112057

>>16099062
Why would you take less money if what you’re doing results in 10bb?

>> No.16112077

>>16105014
Petit bourgeois so yes

>> No.16112094

>>16100751
>posting from a 2 bedroom in the arts district paying $1400 a month with an ocean view from my dining room and living room. yea its expensive but its not 3000/m and its fun living here
Fuck, I'm in a 1k studio in the middle of ktown. Only have a bathroom/kitchen/living room

>> No.16112126

>>16100739
It's risky putting your life savings into a project that could fail. You're framing that way because you're a butthurt poorfag.

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>>16105116
If small business are underpaying, they deserve to go under. Just because something is small or mom and pop doesn't mean it deserves any sympathy.

>> No.16112159

If you just get a combo meal like someone who isn't a fatty then fast food is never expensive.

>> No.16112348

>>16112159
For the price of a "meal" at these burger places you can cook a weeks worth of food
This meta pissing contest over COLA is akin to the kids driving up to community colleges in their bmws

Real stupid shit from plebs looking for excuses to flex their conditioning to consume shit tier food and service

Personally i would rather cook at home

>> No.16112359

>>16102698
>anarcho Unionists
Lol they only want to beat up boomers and asians and burn down government buildings these days.

>> No.16112365

>>16107507
>>16107487
Lol.Should not have bought dogecoins, anon!

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>>16112077
>Petit bourgeois
>bourgeois

>> No.16112409

>>16101605
Im a data engineer, I make about 50k eur / year. I also do contract work and I have a partial ownership in a small movie FX company.

>> No.16112423

Feels good living in a country which has
>decent salaries
>healthcare
>school/college
>paid sick leave
>paid family leave
>paid vacation
Americans will never understand this feel

>> No.16112429

>>16101574
I wasnt trying to make an argument, this is not a debate. That was exactly the point of my post, if you seriously think that fast food workers dont deserve living wages, then youre so detached from reality that there is no point in arguing with you. It is implied that this is my opinion of course.
I know that on /pol/ its basically an instant win to list all the """fallacies""" in a post that you dont like, but in practice, my post was addressing the core idea of the other post, but yours failed to address my point. Also, these """fallacies""" are really loosely defined and you can stretch them to your liking.
This is 4chan you fucking retard, not the academia. Dont hold discussions here to the same standards as an academic debate, it just doesnt make any sense.

>> No.16112443

>>16112429
that's cool bro but i notice that you don't know what an apostrophe is so i'm afraid that whatever you have to say is LITERALLY WORTHLESS

>> No.16112444

>>16112443
xd

>> No.16112497

>>16107642
do you understand how inflation work you moron?
>hur dur just double everyone's salary.

>> No.16112507

>>16112497
>do you understand how inflation work you moron?
>>hur dur just double everyone's salary.
Salaries have been depressed for decades now, compared to housing prices. If anything you should be telling landlords and speculators to stop rising prices.

>> No.16112515

>>16112423
I am a SEA monkee, anon. Give me free passport out and neetbucks!

>> No.16112517

>>16112429
Wtf is a “living wage”? It’s some bullshit that changes every day. Last I checked a “living wage” is buying your own personal two bedroom apartment and raising two kids as a single parent with zero trouble or issues. Aka at least $70k annually if not more. And no fast food worker below general manager should make that much. Maybe half that.

>> No.16112837

8.55 USD damns that's average, what's the problem?

>> No.16112847

>>16112837
A full time worker ends up below the poverty line

>> No.16112881

>>16112409
Never brag about being a highly paid professional again lmao

>> No.16112887

>>16112847
Full time worker working a minimum skill position.

>> No.16112898

>>16112507
There is a lot Going on in rising house prices, and a lot of it is due to the increased foreign investment into the housing market. Just look at the uk for an example, London's absolutely ridiculous housing prices are mostly due o Russian and Chinese investor buying up all the property as soon as they can, jacking up prices astronomically.

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>>16098777

Yeah man, INO is based af. It's real quality for the price. Maybe not the best EVER, but it's leagues above most.

>> No.16112908

>>16112887
unskilled labor requires less training, but involves types of physical and mental stress that professional workers dont have to deal with. the idea that unskilled labor is necessarily worth less money is retarded

i dont care what kind of job you have, if you work 40 hours a week you should at least have enough money to rent a place to live and not be on food stamps

>> No.16112916

>>16112908
Do you have any arguments outside of pathos?

>> No.16112925

>>16098739
Here in Ohio, total unemployment benefits for an individual are $800 per week after the federal government bonus ($500 from state, $300 from federal). Comparing to a 40 hour work week, that's equivalent to $20 per hour, which is given for not doing work AND higher than the $19.50 being advertised in OP's photo. Of course, most fast food workers actually work 25-30 hours per week, so they would have to pay their workers $26 to $32 per hour to give a 25-30 hour per week worker as much money as is offered by the government for unemployment right now. If you can't understand how ridiculously unsustainable this is then you deserve the inevitable inflation that will result from this. Enjoy your $15 McChickens.

>> No.16112928

>>16112925
>Here in Ohio, total unemployment benefits for an individual are $800 per week
Damn that's crazy high, is unemployment taxed at all? If not, that's the equivalent of making ~25 an hour

>> No.16112944

>>16112928
Unemployment payments are taxed, but the federal government recently introduced an extra $10,200 tax deduction on unemployment earnings in addition to the normal $12,000 standard deduction. So if you're on unemployment for the entire year, the first $22,200 is untaxed while someone working a job for the whole year only gets the first $12,000 untaxed. Yet more reasons for people to avoid work.

>> No.16112956

>>16112944
It's crazy. I was reading the WSJ yesterday and there was a whole section on the current hyperinflation. I really think that there is going to be an economic collapse soon

>> No.16112978

>>16112916
im not making an argument, im explaining something that will hopefully make you less ignorant. for this to be an argument you would have to have some type of point

>> No.16112986

>>16112978
You're arguing against basic economic principles because you feel bad.
I worked minimum wage at Subway in hs but was able to move over to landscaping which paid 1.5x as much since it wasn't 0 skill. If people are working full time and they aren't making enough they need to either get another side job and/or switch to a higher paying job

>> No.16113001

>>16112908
>>16112978
If minimum wage workers start getting paid twice as much it will cause a spike in prices. Maybe not immediately, but within a couple years.
If minimum wage workers are paid twice as much, people in OTHER industries will NOT get the same 100% raise to compensate. This means skilled workers will simply have their spending power reduced and exist closer to the minimum wage line than before while all the minimum wage workers will find their $17 per hour wages just as insufficient as they did their $8.50 per hour wages.
The minimum wage workers will end up right back where they started, accomplishing nothing except the erosion of working and middle class spending power. Everyone loses except the upper class.

>> No.16113004

>>16112986
i dont give a shit what jobs youve had man, and i dont care if you agree with me or not
please dont pretend like you understand how the labor market works or that youve said anything pertinent about 'economic principles'

>> No.16113016

>>16113004
no skill + high labor supply = low wages
simple enough even someone who hasn't taken econ101 could understand

>> No.16113031

>>16113016
maybe you should try out econ 201 is all im saying. learn something beyond freshman year

>> No.16113035

>>16113004
>>16113031
Okay, then do you have any arguments against >>16113001

>> No.16113040

>>16113031
lol actually a good burn/rebuttal. Do you have an econ major/minor

>> No.16113058

>>16113035
1. its written like hog shit by someone who obviously doesnt speak english very well
2. it has never and will never happened because way more factors go into purchasing power and cost of living than wage levels
3. im not arguing with you, you dumb bitch

>> No.16113067

>>16113058
>3. im not arguing with you, you dumb bitch
stop being upset. you come off as a poor brainlet

>> No.16113080

>>16113067
im sorry ive offended your delicate sensibilities. ill try to be more compassionate in the future

>> No.16113094

>>16113058
>way more factors go into purchasing power and cost of living than wage levels
If minimum wage workers get a 100% raise, let's say conservatively that prices have to go up by 25% to compensate. If prices at restaurants and grocery stores go up by 25% but I still only get my typical 3-5% annual raise, guess what happens to my ability to buy food. Go on, guess.

>> No.16113109

>>16113094
I care more about unskilled laborers than the middle class. Tough luck chud

>> No.16113175

>>16113109
>prices go up
>middle class wages stagnate
>less people can afford to go out
>restaurants have to replace their workers with automation at a higher rate
>unskilled laborers start getting laid off left and right
But at least the few left behind make above that magical $15/hr mark, right?

>> No.16113179

>>16112956
>hyper inflation in the US

You need to remember that the US dollar is the world reserve and used for a lot of international trade. All the US dollar needs to do is be more stable than other currencies (which it is) and it will always be powerful. A lot of the money the fed printed last year went to other countries banks

>> No.16113188

>>16113179
>A lot of the money the fed printed last year went to other countries banks
Yeah, I'm still pissed about that.

>> No.16113196

>>16113179
Hyper-inflation is terrible for consumers since it diminishes your purchasing power. Already food is becoming more expensive, my weekly expenditure is up about 10% in the past two months

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>>16098739
>See, places can afford to pay a living wage AND stay in business!
>rewarding wasters to do mong work and paying them well over the odds for it
America is going down hard and fast

>> No.16113211

>>16113175
Are the middle class still the drivers of the economy? If I were making ~50k I would never go out and always cook my own food since it is cheaper.

>> No.16113236

>>16099022
>Takes all the risks creating a business
>NOOOOOOOOO YOU SIMPLY CANNOT BUY THE THINGS YOU WANT, GIVE THE POOR WORKERINOS ALL YOUR MONEY, THAT'S HOW COMPANIES SURVIVE
this is your brain on tranny America

>> No.16113245

>>16113211
>If I were making ~50k I would never go out and always cook my own food since it is cheaper.
This is not actually as common as you think, you have above average financial awareness if you think this way. Most people who get to that income level go out to eat even more because they "can afford it" and are "too busy" to cook at home.

>> No.16113252

>>16113245
That's sad, I knew it was that case for poor people 9 times out of 10 but I always get depressed thinking about how dumb my fellow man is

>> No.16113528

>>16113211
It's ingrained into Americas consumer brain to literally spend their entire paycheck every month. 40% of Americans couldn't handle an unexpected $400 expense

https://www.federalreserve.gov/publications/2019-economic-well-being-of-us-households-in-2018-dealing-with-unexpected-expenses.htm

>> No.16113633

>>16106301
I've never had a wrong order in any of the North Texas locations, it's people from Houston that are that stupid

>> No.16113726

>>16112373
Bourgeoisie. Whatever, you assmad little juden.

>> No.16113780

>>16101510
those high schoolers aren't available during the day monday through friday

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>>16113001
No

>> No.16113795
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>>16113001

>> No.16113801

>>16098777
it is on par with sonic. don't believe anyone

>> No.16113805

>>16113795
>what is inflation
>cost of living goes up higher than min wage
>never learned how banks worked or how currency is created
please fuck off

>> No.16113807

>>16100417
five guys is leagues above in n out

>> No.16113808

>>16113795
This is completely unrealistic because raises aren't actually decided like that.

>> No.16113817

>>16106510
they don't scale like labor does

>> No.16113831

>>16113805
fiat currency doesn't functionally exist in the same way god doesn't functionally exist. it's faith based. you can't physically touch god, and you can't physically touch value. the way around inflation is to just rework and reinterpret the foundational texts just like religions have been doing for centuries.

>> No.16113897

>>16098732
Who else remembers when a double-double was $2.98?
:'/

>> No.16113902

>>16098992
You're high.

>> No.16113908

>>16099149
AZfag here. This man gets it.

>> No.16113914

>>16098732
i think that is legit more than I make and I'm an IT nerd in the military

>> No.16113944

>>16098863
>You need to sell two hundred cheeseburgers
little mom n pop places can do that easily on a weekend

also keep in mind that many people order multiple burgers, get trios/combos, etc. some of these places also, bizarrely, do catering, or at least have consistent semi-corporate business in the form of local offices and other workplaces that all swarm them for lunch

>> No.16113947

>>16098863
Are you obtuse? Theres items like soda and fries where the profit margins are insanely high. Throw in anything the store/chain makes itself and they can actually do incredibly well with economies of scale. No place only sells just burgers.

>> No.16113949

>>16113831
fiat currency is an agreed upon token of exchange. it's basically words, but for value instead of for describing stuff, no less than "red" or "noisy" are real

>> No.16113954

>>16098944
Have you been living under a rock? Have you been to the supermarket and seen good prices recently, or cost of rent or houses outside the countryside?

>> No.16113962

>>16113897
I remember when the McDouble was $1. Now it's $2.

>> No.16113966

>>16106498
>The only reason if would go up would be from greedy shareholders wanting more money.
It's literally illegal for companies not to do everything in their power to increase profits year on year. It's called fiduciary duty, look it up. McDonald's could be sued if they increased wages without offsetting the loss with something that brings in equal or greater profits.

>> No.16113970

>>16113805
>>what is inflation
mostly a function of money-lending and interest schemes, rather than of average wages.

austraila is a good example. you can be a brainlet and go "THEY MAY MAKE 20$/h BUT A LOAF OF BREAD IS LIKE SIX BUCKS!!!" but if you cease to be a brainlet you see that that arrangement is far better than the current one of making 10$/h and a loaf of bread costing four bucks

>>16098944
im a canuck but whenever i go to fast food places it's always either wine moms or indians working the tills. teenagers dont get jobs anymore. the job market is too competitive. you need a fucking master's in biochemistry to pour coffee these days

>> No.16113982

>>16113966
>It's called fiduciary duty,
you're a corporate-enslaved brainlet. feduciary duty only prevents public corporations from intentionally doing unprofitable things. it does not require profit increases or growth. if it did, any company whose stock price ever falls would be liquidated by the state

>> No.16114016

>>16098739
>what is inflation

>> No.16114025

>>16113966
Look at Costco. They pay good wages and would you be shocked to find that it's mutually beneficial since you get higher quality workers and less churn. Turn over is extremely expensive for companies but most bean counters are too stupid to look beyond the current quarter.

>> No.16114051

>>16114016
the fault of world banks introducing new money to the supply.

>> No.16114079

>>16105764
this tells the best story. trying to call people in and failing

>> No.16114110
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>>16113954
>cost of rent or houses outside the countryside

>Rural property prices are going up due to C19 diaspora
>Austin recently annexed my area so I still live in Austin despite moving out of the city twice
>My property taxes went up $1700 this year
Can the world just fucking end now?

>> No.16114333

>>16112423
>and a homogeneous population
must be nice...

>> No.16114362

>>16098864
Same bro.

t. Freight Forwarder

>> No.16114379

>>16105116
Lmao if your shitty business has to pay 3rd world poverty wages to someone instead of something they can live and raise a family on then you're anti human and you don't even deserve to operate your failing garbage heap "shop"

>> No.16114411

>>16098732
The in n out near me is always crowded but even when you're in line behind a dozen cars you get your food faster than 2 people in front of you at burger king. It helps having hard workers that are trained well and an extremely simple, streamlined menu. Working there isn't as easy as other fast food places but the pay is good and they even have career options for people that are into that.
I don't think bk being forced to raise wage to $20 an hour will suddenly get rid of all the nonwhite employees that barely speak English or improve their training regimen and menu. Actually the minimum in my city is $15 an hour already and quality of service hasn't improved at all.

>> No.16114430

>>16113970
>austraila is a good example. you can be a brainlet and go "THEY MAY MAKE 20$/h BUT A LOAF OF BREAD IS LIKE SIX BUCKS!!!" but if you cease to be a brainlet you see that that arrangement is far better than the current one of making 10$/h and a loaf of bread costing four bucks
actually food in Australia is quite a bit more expensive than in the us, so your example is bogus. Of course claiming that only has to do with their minimum wages is ridiculous as there are a myriads of factors including they act as a bread basket for china which increases internal prices... but you are still full of shit.

>> No.16114439

>>16113970
>im a canuck but whenever i go to fast food places it's always either wine moms or indians working the tills. teenagers dont get jobs anymore. the job market is too competitive. you need a fucking master's in biochemistry to pour coffee these days
I wonder why that is the case in Canada and not in the us (for now).

>> No.16114529

>>16103730
not really how it works. places do that if they pay a graduated salary scale based on seniority. OP pic can earn between $17 and $19.5/hr regardless of seniority so the restaurant probably just wants their best workers to work as much as possible.

>> No.16114548

>>16098732
It's because it's managed ethically, efficiently, and with the goal of it still being that way in 50 years. Notice how McDonald's would never have been nearly as successful if they weren't essentially a real estate company.