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Your example of San Francisco is an outlier - there's too much upward pressure on wages there to let driving compensation fall too low. Let's have the same con
by technofiend 10y ago
Your example of San Francisco is an outlier - there's too much upward pressure on wages there to let driving compensation fall too low.
Let's have the same conversation about Minneapolis, Dallas, St. Paul, Austin, Kansas City, etc. Austin is a great example of a city with a lot of unemployement and underemployment due to the massive student population. Can't you imagine a college student riding around listening to lectures on the radio (assuming they're actually trying to do their job) for $8/hr? I can. And I can see the next student saying "I'll do it for $7.50".
- 794CD01 10y agoUnfortunately the current favored presidential candidate wants to make that situation illegal by raising the federal minimum wage to 12 or more.
- kamaal 10y agoI certainly wouldn't like someone doing as focus demanding activity as studying while driving. Seems like a perfect situation for an accident.