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> i personally do not want to live in a society in which services that use to be available to readily available are no more cause huge chunks of people aren't w
by valec 5y ago
> i personally do not want to live in a society in which services that use to be available to readily available are no more cause huge chunks of people aren't working/govt is paying them to do nothing.
what it seems like you're saying here is that creating a permanent class of mindless worker-drones being forced to work two $9-an-hour jobs is ok as long as you can get a burger for $4.
- paul7986 5y agoNo i am happy and having been paying more and tipping a lot more (30 to 40 percent) as I appreciate those who are working hard. From restaurants to sub shops (jersey mikes has tipping system built into their P.O.S). Let's keep the economy and service industry running as strong as it was prior Covid by paying such workers a lot more per hour and tipping them a lot too. Handing out free money will definitely have a negative affect on being able to enjoy service industry businesses as we did pre-COVID .. we are seeing it now even if its just half the reason of what happened/where all the workers go.
- lotsofpulp 5y ago>jersey mikes has tipping system built into their P.O.S). Everywhere except big box retail does nowadays. > Let's keep the economy and service industry running as strong as it was prior Covid by paying such workers a lot more per hour and tipping them a lot too. Let’s keep the economy and service industry running by paying people a salary such that customers don’t feel like they need to do charity work.
- paul7986 5y agoNot every is going to be or can be generous ..though the ones that have the means should as it will come back to them in more rewarding ways then filthy money.
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