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> they're telling you that you shouldn't be living in a $1500/mo apartment on $15/hr. This is directly saying that janitors, coffee pourers, cashiers, etc shou
by mrguyorama 3y ago
> they're telling you that you shouldn't be living in a $1500/mo apartment on $15/hr.
This is directly saying that janitors, coffee pourers, cashiers, etc shouldn't be able to live where they work. This is explicitly saying that people who can't get a valuable job should be expected to commute farther, longer, less reliably, etc than anyone else.
Why? Does SV not buy coffee? Does NYC not need to be cleaned? These jobs need to be done, and it isn't the janitor's fault nobody built a damn apartment complex in the city to house them.