That doesn't mean they're "entitled" to a living wage, you're paid what you're worth.

This whole thought process is disgusting

Awwwwwww, the lower dregs of society always believe they're entitled to something......

During ancient times, "fast food" was a basket of berries or a pack of animal jerky not a 90% processed sodium drenched meal with a 5 dozen gram sugar-bomb beverage.

Are you calling me the lower dregs of society? Imagine being clueless and a hateful person at the same time.

Actually yes.

Look up Ancient Rome fast food. It has existed for thousands of years.

https://www.commonlit.org/en/texts/f...n-ancient-rome

6 Examples of Early Fast Food From Ancient History

https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/...ncient-history

Everyone always has this belief that fast food is some recent invention.....

12 dollars for crew members, and 25+ for its managers.

This, our money is phukked and the value we get for it is just LOL

Retards here on Misc (mostly Americans who don't like having worker's rights, PTO, healthcare and other benefits compared to their 1st world European counterparts) can never make an actual compelling argument for why capitalism has to operate in this way.

"B-but increased inflation and cost of goods" when minimum wage goes up.

When minimum wage doesn't increase, cost of goods and everything becomes more expensive anyways lmao

Something has to give rather than billionaires adding more 0s while full-time workers can barely afford a living space and everyone else gets poorer and poorer.

We're in a race to the bottom and bootlicking smoothbrains want everyone to suffer when they can't see what a chithole we're turning into with end stage capitalism at its peak

I found out I was poor on my birthday

What luck

Majority of workers in the US have healthcare.

I'd rather have insurance from Starbucks vs Universal Healthcare in any European country.

And you could be 14 years old and work at a fast food restaurant, what does that tell you?

He invested time and money to build the restaurant that won't be able to function without workers? He should pay as little as possible? That's such a stupid short-sighted view of an economy/society.

That guy could not build a successful restaurant if he didn't have workers and customers. What benefits society more? Paying his workers a decent wage for the work they do, or paying them as little as possible? Which one of those mindsets will lead to a better society?

It's a business, not a charity.

From the threads of the work from home miscers that literally say they do less than two hours of work. You also deserve to get paid minimum wage since you don't do sht either.

Literally everything that guy was doing could be done by an automated assembly line. The only reason its not is because humans cost less.

These are perfect jobs for the youth. 15-16... need some money for gas to take their gf out... at least that's the way it used to be. It's not fun but you learn customer service and you hopefully ignite something within to want something more. My first two jobs were warehouse at Best Buy and pizza delivery driver. Now we got grown ass people working these jobs and complaining. Truly incredible. These people have no dignity. Being the victim is the easy way to mentally justify their failures.


Compounded with this... the youth are not interested in working, from my experience. They aren't interested in driving, working, learning... working with their hands. Truly an absolutely pathetic generation we have taking over this country in a few decades. Because the clearer than the water in the Adriatic answer is right in front of everyone. There's fixing to be a massive shortage in the skilled trades in the next 10-20 years, and not nearly enough skilled younger workers to fill those shoes. Everything from ornamental iron working, to aircraft mechanics, to plumbers. It's not hard to make six figs in these jobs. But it's hard work and the current youth is allergic to it.

You have entitled brats, who never had a job till they were 22 years old, ZERO work experience. And you have miscers who think that's acceptable......

I go to Pita Pita sometimes, they have like two to three employees, and it's the cooks, No cashiers, it's all Kiosks.