It especially comes down to money when you're trying to hire people who don't have a college degree or who can't get a good paying job with their degree. You b

It especially comes down to money when you're trying to hire people who don't have a college degree or who can't get a good paying job with their degree. You basically have to be making enough money to live well before you get to a point where you can genuinely care about things other than the money. Either that or the other factors have to be absolute necessities for you. Of course the McJobs will have to pay more if somebody hires away too much of their labor pool and they can't find anybody who wants to work for $15 an hour anymore just like they had to start paying more than minimum wage a few years ago when Amazon started paying $15 an hour for warehouse workers. That's why there's so much pushback against this idea.