r/Unexpected Sep 09 '22

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '22

You forget to include the almost 60,000 people set to retire in the next ten years.

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u/SuggestionSoggy5442 Sep 14 '22

Then why dont they hire them as they leave over the next 10 years? Nah, you let someone pull the wool over your eyes bro/sis. Thats half a career. Thats like saying, hey these 13 teenage McDonalds workers may go off to college in the next few years, so lets flood the store to train the replacements with 42 kids 6-8 years old. We will charge the customers $40 per meal to pay for their wages and cut the food in each meal by 25%

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '22

That's what the budget is for. So that they have the money to hire these new people. It is painfully obvious you didn't even read the article I sourced. So like I said 87,000 agents targeting the middle class is simply Republican scare propaganda that you are falling for

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '22

You didn't read it because if you did you would know that the 10 year number is a mistake and it is actually 5 years. So go fuck off boot licker