This article seems to _repeatedly_ misuse the metric 'per hour', or assume that the posited worker was able to work two jobs as the same time. Example: > If a

This article seems to _repeatedly_ misuse the metric 'per hour', or assume that the posited worker was able to work two jobs as the same time. Example: > If a worker holds two full-time minimum wage jobs, they'd be earning $14.50 an hour total No. They'd be making $7.25 per hour, and working 80 hours per week. Unless again they're able to work both jobs simultaneously, which very, very few people are (I've seen parking garage attendants manage this). I wish the author would rewrite the article in terms of monthly income / hours worked per month.