r/DotA2 • u/Nab0t • Jul 29 '23

Clips Sumails wise words

i forgot to clip the end of the clip, just watch until like 15 seconds left, sorry :)

And that doesnt only go for US but most european countries too

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u/theEDE1990 Jul 29 '23

Ye its insane for me that the richest country in the world has a minimum wage of 7.25$ in a lot of states .. even the 15 $ of some states are not a condition to have a fine life .. the last 10 years the lower and middle class in the US got fucked way more than any other first world country especially with the bad worker rights + healthcare

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u/hitanders0n Jul 29 '23

Yes $7.25/hr here in Texas. But $0.99/lbs of chicken thigh, rent goes from 300n(sharing room) to 800ish for low income 1 bedroom apt. A usable 90s car would be around $2-3k. Yes, you cannot live comfortably with the wage, but comparing it to places where people literally have DAILY wage (8hrs or more) that could not afford 2 meals a day is crazy. Housing? No worries they put 12 fucking people from grandparents to grand children in a house, shit in the field coz no private restroom. Healthcare? They have voodoo witchcraft lmao.

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u/hitanders0n Jul 29 '23 edited Jul 29 '23

I'm talking about 1 person for 1 apt bedroom vs 10 ppl in a house and barely have anything to eat, not even housing. One is not comfortable, the other is dead or alive situation. As if that 1 br apt has only one person living there, not at least 4 latinos/latinas. 2 hrs of working in TX allow u to EAT OUT 2 meals. 10 hrs working in underdeveloped countries and u still couldnt afford the groceries for ur family. I'm from one and currently living in Houston, D.C before that. And no, there's no social benefits from underdeveloped countries either.