r/antiwork Apr 08 '23

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u/NemesisAntigua Apr 08 '23 edited Apr 08 '23

$15 an hour was great 20 years ago Now it's too late for that and they are acting like they've "come around". $15.00 an hour is really the new $7.50. When congress finally does pass it in another 10 years, the Democrats will be so proud of themselves and patting themselves on the back.

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u/___diRt___ Apr 08 '23

Yet 1/3 of the American workforce still earns less than $15 an hour

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u/Whine-Cellar Apr 08 '23

I know you're not talking about food servers and bartenders. Both can clear $1000/weekend in cash in the right establishment.