Ok, help me out here... especially if you're from Brooklyn...

How many U's should be in Yuge?

2012 = $15/hour
x1.02 inflation
2013 = $15.30/hour
x1.02 inflation
2014 = $15.61/hour
x1.02 inflation
2015 = $15.92/hour
x1.02 inflation
2016 = $16.24/hour

$16/hour is the new $15/hour.

So, $16 in 2016... pass it on!

Oh, and while we're on the subject, tell me why seniors and those with disabilities are not deserving/entitled to the equivalent income and level of dignity that accompanies living above the poverty line???

$16/hour x 40 hours/week = $640/week x 52 weeks = $33,280/year = $2,773/month.

Expand Social Security to provide a living income (oh, and tie it to COLAs specifically designed to elderly and disabled spending profiles).