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Topic	States where higher minimum wage doesn't equal higher cost of living.
deanshow 12/22/22 2:39:07 PM #13:	Bad_Mojo posted... Oregon Maybe as a whole, but the cost of living in Portland is far too much. I only make about $1,500 a month, and the lowest rent I can find is around $1,200, which would give me about $300 a month for bills and food. And I work for a school, I'm the lead. I get paid about the same as foot food workers, and do more work than the fast food managers, which I assume get paid more than me. I really like me job, though. Just sucks. A job like this should pay me a living wage Man that sounds way better than NJ TBH --- Will not change this sig until Tommy Wiseau wins an Oscar (Started 12-21-2014) <cite>deanshow posted [p:970341460] in States whe... [t:80286144]...</cite> <quote>Bad_Mojo posted... </cite><quote>OregonMaybe as a whole, but the cost of living in Portland is far too much. I only make about $1,500 a month, and the lowest rent I can find is around $1,200, which would give me about $300 a month for bills and food.And I work for a school, I'm the lead. I get paid about the same as foot food workers, and do more work than the fast food managers, which I assume get paid more than me. I really like me job, though. Just sucks. A job like this should pay me a living wage</quote>Man that sounds way better than NJ TBH --- Will not change this sig until Tommy Wiseau wins an Oscar (Started 12-21-2014)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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