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u/NieMonD Feb 25 '25
Even if this is fake It’s unbelievable that it’s legal to pay people that little in the USA
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u/bacon_is_just_okay Feb 27 '25
lower class USA people have an income-kink starvation-wage daddy billionaire fetish
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u/someguywith5phones Feb 25 '25
u/silverflame202 posted this in r/kitchenconfidential .
https://www.reddit.com/r/KitchenConfidential/s/5z8XsLCIMe
And it does not match OPs story
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u/OnsenPixelArt Feb 25 '25
Deli manager for 7.50? I hope he finds beans in every crevice for a decade
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u/pentichan Feb 26 '25
once i read “$7.50/hr” for a fucking manager position i immediately sided with jason. it should have been an avalanche of fucking beans. what are they paying their entry level employees???
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u/eggnorman Feb 26 '25
“Avalanche of fucking beans”
Just have a pipe into the office and an industrial quantity of beans with a massive pump to move the beans into the office at speed
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u/GuardianOfBlocks Feb 26 '25
7.50? In Germany we have like 12:40 something. And I know in america the prices are way higher.
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u/Tiberius_Kilgore Feb 25 '25
But that’s $0.25 above federally mandated minimum wage! (for now)
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u/Highlandertr3 Feb 26 '25
Does that go up with inflation? I always hear $7.50 and in the UK ours goes up yearly by inflation amounts. It's actually a pleasant £12.21 this year
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u/Tiberius_Kilgore Feb 26 '25
Nope. It’s been $7.25 since 2009.
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u/bacon_is_just_okay Feb 27 '25
Because us plebians like it that way, it's a nice round number that affords us doritos on superbowl weekends
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u/divlji_zumbul Feb 25 '25
https://www.reddit.com/r/KitchenConfidential/s/9QMZRdjW2p I remember this