I was making $12/hour as a bus boy at a restaurant in the 90s. $15/hour is pathetic. Target is _starting_ at $15/hour in the rural midwest, near me. Yes, maybe

I was making $12/hour as a bus boy at a restaurant in the 90s. $15/hour is pathetic. Target is _starting_ at $15/hour in the rural midwest, near me. Yes, maybe their restaurant (and other biz) margins are small but they're business people, get creative. Biz is not entitled to cheap labor. Adjust prices, raise wages, have managers do work. This is the first time in decades I've heard of labor having an actual choice. People should be able to be picky about what job they want to work. Do you want to work a service job during COVID? Pay is crap, people are crap to employees, and you get the chance of getting a deadly virus. Sign me up!