I suspect were not going to agree and that's ok. Everyone has different priorities and there's no shortage of companies putting a priority on profits/growth ov

I suspect were not going to agree and that's ok. Everyone has different priorities and there's no shortage of companies putting a priority on profits/growth over taking the time or risking costs associated with looking out for others within our company or communities. I've avoided discussing Talias case because I think the problem is bigger than that. Even McDonalds shouldn't pay poverty like wages for their area. Even McDonalds can spend the time to find out if they're hiring a person just looking for supplemental income. Also, maybe the turnover wouldn't be so high if they paid better.