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I paid $10-$12.50 an hour in the 1980s OhNo-Really Jan 2021 #1
Changing the subject Claire Oh Nette Jan 2021 #2
THIS! Dirty Socialist Jan 2021 #6
I bet not Claire Oh Nette Jan 2021 #18
He has two employees Dirty Socialist Jan 2021 #29
Cheap, greedy, selfish bastard Claire Oh Nette Jan 2021 #30
It has nothing to do with minimum wage. It has everything to do with profit margins. Initech Jan 2021 #3
Many self employed small biz owners Meowmee Jan 2021 #4
This... Claire Oh Nette Jan 2021 #19
Yes Meowmee Jan 2021 #23
I would turn that friend in to the IRS. Grasswire2 Jan 2021 #24
I thought about it. Claire Oh Nette Jan 2021 #25
heheh. nt Grasswire2 Jan 2021 #26
I turned someone in once who was grifting off the charity she started in her daughter's name. Grasswire2 Jan 2021 #27
I was at a mini Anheuser Busch convention in the late 80's. It was a bunch of distributors in Idaho brewens Jan 2021 #5
Does he demand that his landlord rent him space at below market rates? Yavin4 Jan 2021 #7
Yes, I have owned a business. KentuckyWoman Jan 2021 #8
$11 an hour is nothing in some cities. Most places. It is not a living wage. applegrove Jan 2021 #9
20 dollars an hour is not a living wage here. onecaliberal Jan 2021 #11
"How about paying them what they're worth?" Withywindle Jan 2021 #10
The real unaddressed problem is housing costs SheltieLover Jan 2021 #12
It's sufficient in some parts of the country, but not others. BannonsLiver Jan 2021 #28
You don't need to own a small business to know that he is cheating taxpayers. SunSeeker Jan 2021 #13
Every time this comes up, I remind people that in 1914 Henry Ford doubled, PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2021 #14
Your brother did the impossible Dirty Socialist LSFL Jan 2021 #15
If a job isn't worth $15 / hour, it shouldn't exist. Klaralven Jan 2021 #16
A higher minimum wage is a sneaky way of taxing capital gains, and... AmyStrange Jan 2021 #17
Higher wages attract more workers... Wounded Bear Jan 2021 #20
Paying them what they're worth? Generic Brad Jan 2021 #21
$15 will mean the world to millions of people Johnny2X2X Jan 2021 #22
Walmart is an example alphafemale Jan 2021 #31
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