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11. I've always been told if you're business isn't making enough to cover the standard costs like rent,

Wed Feb 24, 2021, 05:44 PM

Feb 2021

utilities & wages & still make a profit, you shouldn't jeep the business open. I think the Subway guy should think about that.

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You forgot to note that Tom Cotton is dumber than a bag of hair. 11 Bravo Feb 2021 #1

He's competing with Gohmert. rickyhall Feb 2021 #15

Not really. TomSlick Feb 2021 #20

Tie it to CEO pay including benefits. Dustlawyer Feb 2021 #4

Yeah, that surprised me as well. Dagstead Bumwood Feb 2021 #8

Why go to so much trouble a dime. rickyhall Feb 2021 #16

Missouri is going up again in 2022 and 2023. xmas74 Feb 2021 #18

Good news! Celerity Feb 2021 #19

and Manchin is trying to pass $11hr off as an increase. bigtree Feb 2021 #12

They are so, so out of touch mvd Feb 2021 #13

So the a-hole wants to cut the pay of workers in his own state? brush Feb 2021 #14

I'm actually surprised it's as high as 11 in Arkansas right now JI7 Feb 2021 #17