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Topic	Why do people say fast food workers dont _deserve_ a living wage?
Will_VIIII 08/09/21 1:38:11 PM #63:	WizardPowers posted... If you could be replaced by literally any able bodied person over 12 you don't really bring enough value to the world to justify being paid that much There's nothing wrong with working 2 jobs. Especially if you have learned 0 skills throughout your life and can't get a professional or trade job. So let's deconstruct this tired DDIQ talking point once again. These are not 9-5 Monday through Friday jobs, your hours can be all over the place. Yes some places can be flexible, but even community college or a trade school has a cost in addition to your current living expenses. In a situation where someone is a no show, you might end up missing a class, and there could be an exam that day. That's not an uncommon scenario. And now you're suggesting to get a second job. When are they going to have time to learn said trade when juggling two jobs? Not to mention, if this is "the greatest country in the world" what's great about having to work multiple low wage jobs to put food on the table? You've demonstrated you have no idea what you're talking about, and this brings into question if you even have any adult life experience. --- https://imgur.com/ZWNgMXL "Do not speak to fools, for they will scorn your prudent words." - Proverbs 23:9 <cite>Will_VIIII posted [p:956923438] in Why do peo... [t:79605543]...</cite> <quote>WizardPowers posted... </cite> <quote>If you could be replaced by literally any able bodied person over 12 you don't really bring enough value to the world to justify being paid that much There's nothing wrong with working 2 jobs. Especially if you have learned 0 skills throughout your life and can't get a professional or trade job.</quote>So let's deconstruct this tired DDIQ talking point once again. These are not 9-5 Monday through Friday jobs, your hours can be all over the place. Yes some places can be flexible, but even community college or a trade school has a cost in addition to your current living expenses. In a situation where someone is a no show, you might end up missing a class, and there could be an exam that day. That's not an uncommon scenario. And now you're suggesting to get a second job. When are they going to have time to learn said trade when juggling two jobs? Not to mention, if this is "the greatest country in the world" what's great about having to work multiple low wage jobs to put food on the table? You've demonstrated you have no idea what you're talking about, and this brings into question if you even have any adult life experience. --- https://imgur.com/ZWNgMXL "Do not speak to fools, for they will scorn your prudent words." - Proverbs 23:9</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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