> If your baker gets his UBI, why would he want to get up early and bake your bread in the first place when there is no incentive? This is why I'm asking. I ac

> If your baker gets his UBI, why would he want to get up early and bake your bread in the first place when there is no incentive? This is why I'm asking. I actually know two bakers, and can guarantee that there's no way they would go to work if they had exactly what they were earning but didn't have to get up and go to work. Extending this out, no baker would consider working unless their pay was above and beyond UBI. And the only way to pay them more while having the same profits to the bakery owner would be to raise prices. This is a direct example of how UBI would definitely cause inflation.