Nice of Seattle city council to put people out of work
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Those restaurants needed killing!
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If they can't pay a living wage they shouldn't be in business!!Sledog said:Those restaurants needed killing!
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If you can't support a family of 4 in middle class comfort while working at McDonald's they should all be burned to the ground!
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Maybe restaurateurs should "pull themselves up by the bootstraps" and provide a decent enough service to pay minimum wage
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Too bad there is a law that makes it illegal to work if someone isn’t worth the government mandated wage. SAD!bigcc said:Maybe restaurateurs should "pull themselves up by the bootstraps" and provide a decent enough service to pay minimum wage
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Ironically, places like walmart and mcDonalds don’t mind the minimum wage so much. They can reduce hours with technology investments and can better absorb the costs, so they do fine. It’s the small business that gets crushed, and that is OK with Walmart and McDonalds. Then people bitch about the local places closing.Sledog said:If you can't support a family of 4 in middle class comfort while working at McDonald's they should all be burned to the ground!
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I didn't and still don't support the City Council getting involved in setting minimum wages. But let's also take this with a grain of salt. Tom Douglas and/or his company just made a $2.4 million class action settlement related to labor violations. The author is also involved with Restaurant Workers of America, which looks suspiciously like a restaurant industry funded astroturf organization.
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So much this.MikeDamone said:
Ironically, places like walmart and mcDonalds don’t mind the minimum wage so much. They can reduce hours with technology investments and can better absorb the costs, so they do fine. It’s the small business that gets crushed, and that is OK with Walmart and McDonalds. Then people bitch about the local places closing.Sledog said:If you can't support a family of 4 in middle class comfort while working at McDonald's they should all be burned to the ground!
Economis education severely lacking in government run schools. #competition -
So let's see a 2.4 million class Acton settlement means the attorney got 2.39 million and a check went out to the purple actually effected in the amount of .02 cents.HHusky said:I didn't and still don't support the City Council getting involved in setting minimum wages. But let's also take this with a grain of salt. Tom Douglas and/or his company just made a $2.4 million class action settlement related to labor violations. The author is also involved with Restaurant Workers of America, which looks suspiciously like a restaurant industry funded astroturf organization.
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It appears the attorneys requested the court approve a fee of $600,000, or 25% in other words. The internet can actually be used to gather facts. You should try it.Sledog said:
So let's see a 2.4 million class Acton settlement means the attorney got 2.39 million and a check went out to the purple actually effected in the amount of .02 cents.HHusky said:I didn't and still don't support the City Council getting involved in setting minimum wages. But let's also take this with a grain of salt. Tom Douglas and/or his company just made a $2.4 million class action settlement related to labor violations. The author is also involved with Restaurant Workers of America, which looks suspiciously like a restaurant industry funded astroturf organization.
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Even when you agree with something you can't help yourself to not use a logical fallacy.HHusky said:
It appears the attorneys requested the court approve a fee of $600,000, or 25% in other words. The internet can actually be used to gather facts. You should try it.Sledog said:
So let's see a 2.4 million class Acton settlement means the attorney got 2.39 million and a check went out to the purple actually effected in the amount of .02 cents.HHusky said:I didn't and still don't support the City Council getting involved in setting minimum wages. But let's also take this with a grain of salt. Tom Douglas and/or his company just made a $2.4 million class action settlement related to labor violations. The author is also involved with Restaurant Workers of America, which looks suspiciously like a restaurant industry funded astroturf organization.
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Uhhh, okay. In English?MikeDamone said:
Even when you agree with something you can't help yourself to not use a logical fallacy.HHusky said:
It appears the attorneys requested the court approve a fee of $600,000, or 25% in other words. The internet can actually be used to gather facts. You should try it.Sledog said:
So let's see a 2.4 million class Acton settlement means the attorney got 2.39 million and a check went out to the purple actually effected in the amount of .02 cents.HHusky said:I didn't and still don't support the City Council getting involved in setting minimum wages. But let's also take this with a grain of salt. Tom Douglas and/or his company just made a $2.4 million class action settlement related to labor violations. The author is also involved with Restaurant Workers of America, which looks suspiciously like a restaurant industry funded astroturf organization.
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Even when you agree with something you can't help yourself to not use a logical fallacyHHusky said:
Uhhh, okay. In English?MikeDamone said:
Even when you agree with something you can't help yourself to not use a logical fallacy.HHusky said:
It appears the attorneys requested the court approve a fee of $600,000, or 25% in other words. The internet can actually be used to gather facts. You should try it.Sledog said:
So let's see a 2.4 million class Acton settlement means the attorney got 2.39 million and a check went out to the purple actually effected in the amount of .02 cents.HHusky said:I didn't and still don't support the City Council getting involved in setting minimum wages. But let's also take this with a grain of salt. Tom Douglas and/or his company just made a $2.4 million class action settlement related to labor violations. The author is also involved with Restaurant Workers of America, which looks suspiciously like a restaurant industry funded astroturf organization.
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Inscrutable! Bravo!MikeDamone said:
Even when you agree with something you can't help yourself to not use a logical fallacyHHusky said:
Uhhh, okay. In English?MikeDamone said:
Even when you agree with something you can't help yourself to not use a logical fallacy.HHusky said:
It appears the attorneys requested the court approve a fee of $600,000, or 25% in other words. The internet can actually be used to gather facts. You should try it.Sledog said:
So let's see a 2.4 million class Acton settlement means the attorney got 2.39 million and a check went out to the purple actually effected in the amount of .02 cents.HHusky said:I didn't and still don't support the City Council getting involved in setting minimum wages. But let's also take this with a grain of salt. Tom Douglas and/or his company just made a $2.4 million class action settlement related to labor violations. The author is also involved with Restaurant Workers of America, which looks suspiciously like a restaurant industry funded astroturf organization.
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HHusky said:MikeDamone said:
Inscrutable! Bravo!HHusky said:
Even when you agree with something you can't help yourself to not use a logical fallacyMikeDamone said:
Even when you agree with something you can't help yourself to not use a logical fallacy -
Great subscription-only article as always
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You sound like you work for minimum wageMelloDawg said:Great subscription-only article as always
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Attorneys don't deal in facts. HTHHHusky said:
It appears the attorneys requested the court approve a fee of $600,000, or 25% in other words. The internet can actually be used to gather facts. You should try it.Sledog said:
So let's see a 2.4 million class Acton settlement means the attorney got 2.39 million and a check went out to the purple actually effected in the amount of .02 cents.HHusky said:I didn't and still don't support the City Council getting involved in setting minimum wages. But let's also take this with a grain of salt. Tom Douglas and/or his company just made a $2.4 million class action settlement related to labor violations. The author is also involved with Restaurant Workers of America, which looks suspiciously like a restaurant industry funded astroturf organization.
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You shouldn't have rushed. Even you almost certainly could have come up something better.Sledog said:
Attorneys don't deal in facts. HTHHHusky said:
It appears the attorneys requested the court approve a fee of $600,000, or 25% in other words. The internet can actually be used to gather facts. You should try it.Sledog said:
So let's see a 2.4 million class Acton settlement means the attorney got 2.39 million and a check went out to the purple actually effected in the amount of .02 cents.HHusky said:I didn't and still don't support the City Council getting involved in setting minimum wages. But let's also take this with a grain of salt. Tom Douglas and/or his company just made a $2.4 million class action settlement related to labor violations. The author is also involved with Restaurant Workers of America, which looks suspiciously like a restaurant industry funded astroturf organization.
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Simple truth works for me.HHusky said:
You shouldn't have rushed. Even you almost certainly could have come up something better.Sledog said:
Attorneys don't deal in facts. HTHHHusky said:
It appears the attorneys requested the court approve a fee of $600,000, or 25% in other words. The internet can actually be used to gather facts. You should try it.Sledog said:
So let's see a 2.4 million class Acton settlement means the attorney got 2.39 million and a check went out to the purple actually effected in the amount of .02 cents.HHusky said:I didn't and still don't support the City Council getting involved in setting minimum wages. But let's also take this with a grain of salt. Tom Douglas and/or his company just made a $2.4 million class action settlement related to labor violations. The author is also involved with Restaurant Workers of America, which looks suspiciously like a restaurant industry funded astroturf organization.
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And if not truth, simple still suits you.Sledog said:
Simple truth works for me.HHusky said:
You shouldn't have rushed. Even you almost certainly could have come up something better.Sledog said:
Attorneys don't deal in facts. HTHHHusky said:
It appears the attorneys requested the court approve a fee of $600,000, or 25% in other words. The internet can actually be used to gather facts. You should try it.Sledog said:
So let's see a 2.4 million class Acton settlement means the attorney got 2.39 million and a check went out to the purple actually effected in the amount of .02 cents.HHusky said:I didn't and still don't support the City Council getting involved in setting minimum wages. But let's also take this with a grain of salt. Tom Douglas and/or his company just made a $2.4 million class action settlement related to labor violations. The author is also involved with Restaurant Workers of America, which looks suspiciously like a restaurant industry funded astroturf organization.
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Hilarious for the #ShittyLawyerWhoCan'tGetHisFactsStraight to be lecturing to anyone about the law or facts.HHusky said:
You shouldn't have rushed. Even you almost certainly could have come up something better.Sledog said:
Attorneys don't deal in facts. HTHHHusky said:
It appears the attorneys requested the court approve a fee of $600,000, or 25% in other words. The internet can actually be used to gather facts. You should try it.Sledog said:
So let's see a 2.4 million class Acton settlement means the attorney got 2.39 million and a check went out to the purple actually effected in the amount of .02 cents.HHusky said:I didn't and still don't support the City Council getting involved in setting minimum wages. But let's also take this with a grain of salt. Tom Douglas and/or his company just made a $2.4 million class action settlement related to labor violations. The author is also involved with Restaurant Workers of America, which looks suspiciously like a restaurant industry funded astroturf organization.
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As an *ahem* attorney, you better damn well know what a logical fallacy is.HHusky said:
Uhhh, okay. In English?MikeDamone said:
Even when you agree with something you can't help yourself to not use a logical fallacy.HHusky said:
It appears the attorneys requested the court approve a fee of $600,000, or 25% in other words. The internet can actually be used to gather facts. You should try it.Sledog said:
So let's see a 2.4 million class Acton settlement means the attorney got 2.39 million and a check went out to the purple actually effected in the amount of .02 cents.HHusky said:I didn't and still don't support the City Council getting involved in setting minimum wages. But let's also take this with a grain of salt. Tom Douglas and/or his company just made a $2.4 million class action settlement related to labor violations. The author is also involved with Restaurant Workers of America, which looks suspiciously like a restaurant industry funded astroturf organization.
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No it suits you. Try and keep up.HHusky said:
And if not truth, simple still suits you.Sledog said:
Simple truth works for me.HHusky said:
You shouldn't have rushed. Even you almost certainly could have come up something better.Sledog said:
Attorneys don't deal in facts. HTHHHusky said:
It appears the attorneys requested the court approve a fee of $600,000, or 25% in other words. The internet can actually be used to gather facts. You should try it.Sledog said:
So let's see a 2.4 million class Acton settlement means the attorney got 2.39 million and a check went out to the purple actually effected in the amount of .02 cents.HHusky said:I didn't and still don't support the City Council getting involved in setting minimum wages. But let's also take this with a grain of salt. Tom Douglas and/or his company just made a $2.4 million class action settlement related to labor violations. The author is also involved with Restaurant Workers of America, which looks suspiciously like a restaurant industry funded astroturf organization.
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Now is the time to screech up scotti. Defend those minimum wage hikes that have put people and businesses out of work.
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AI is coming for your jerbs.MikeDamone said:
Ironically, places like walmart and mcDonalds don’t mind the minimum wage so much. They can reduce hours with technology investments and can better absorb the costs, so they do fine. It’s the small business that gets crushed, and that is OK with Walmart and McDonalds. Then people bitch about the local places closing.Sledog said:If you can't support a family of 4 in middle class comfort while working at McDonald's they should all be burned to the ground!
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Not mineThomasFremont said:
AI is coming for your jerbs.MikeDamone said:
Ironically, places like walmart and mcDonalds don’t mind the minimum wage so much. They can reduce hours with technology investments and can better absorb the costs, so they do fine. It’s the small business that gets crushed, and that is OK with Walmart and McDonalds. Then people bitch about the local places closing.Sledog said:If you can't support a family of 4 in middle class comfort while working at McDonald's they should all be burned to the ground!
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Nor mine. But for millions of others.MikeDamone said:
Not mineThomasFremont said:
AI is coming for your jerbs.MikeDamone said:
Ironically, places like walmart and mcDonalds don’t mind the minimum wage so much. They can reduce hours with technology investments and can better absorb the costs, so they do fine. It’s the small business that gets crushed, and that is OK with Walmart and McDonalds. Then people bitch about the local places closing.Sledog said:If you can't support a family of 4 in middle class comfort while working at McDonald's they should all be burned to the ground!
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It’s almost like what constitutes a “livable” wage might vary dramatically from human to human.
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Radiologists should have a backup planThomasFremont said:
Nor mine. But for millions of others.MikeDamone said:
Not mineThomasFremont said:
AI is coming for your jerbs.MikeDamone said:
Ironically, places like walmart and mcDonalds don’t mind the minimum wage so much. They can reduce hours with technology investments and can better absorb the costs, so they do fine. It’s the small business that gets crushed, and that is OK with Walmart and McDonalds. Then people bitch about the local places closing.Sledog said:If you can't support a family of 4 in middle class comfort while working at McDonald's they should all be burned to the ground!
