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> I'd love for them to say what money amount satisfies my obligation to them And yet, it is in the driver's interest to keep this knowledge from you. What the
by JackFr 11y ago
> I'd love for them to say what money amount satisfies my obligation to them
And yet, it is in the driver's interest to keep this knowledge from you. What they are getting is the minimum you feel comfortable about, which may very well be above what is the minimum they would consider satisfactory.
It's not obvious at all that they would prefer a fixed fee.
- SilasX 11y agoRight, I get the idea of people wanting things. That's not enough to validate the want! I'd like to dupe everyone into giving me money for doing nothing, but that's not a valid justification for scamming. The game theory dynamics aren't in dispute. The question is, why do you defend a system that boils down to "they take advantage of people's ignorance", of what they're obligated to pay, and that they're paying more in return for nothing.
- Dylan16807 11y agoIn general, things that lead to minimum wage employees getting paid more are a good thing.
- SilasX 11y agoAnd in general, non wage compensation leads workers to accept (and employers to offer) lower wages.
- Dylan16807 11y agoBut this is a minimum wage job so that effect is constrained.