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This is not a good argument, since most people in restaurants are not 16 year olds and their friends making extra cash. Most restaurant and fast food workers ar
by ecshafer 8y ago
This is not a good argument, since most people in restaurants are not 16 year olds and their friends making extra cash. Most restaurant and fast food workers are not teenagers, they are open during the day afterall. The average age is in the 30s.
- scarface74 8y agoWell let me restate, how much should anyone get paid for flipping burgers? There was an article posted recently that that the average income of a 7-11 owner was less than $40K a year and just to get that most owners are working in their stores. Small business owners are not getting rich. The other argument I hear is if they can’t afford to pay more the store shouldn’t exist. Which is funny coming from a site where many of the posters work for non profitable VC backed companies.
- p1necone 8y agoAt least enough to pay for food, transport and a roof over their head with enough left over to cover emergencies etc. Are you trying to imply that they shouldn't make that?
- scarface74 8y agoAnd if the company can’t afford to do that and stay in business should they not exist? If so, what does that say about all of the VC funded money losing companies?