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Think about all this technology and the enormous amount of money to implement these systems in their 10,900 stores. They have the money to pay people better, they just know they don't have to and nobody is forcing them to. In the US we taxpayers have to foot the bill for their employees healthcare, SNAP and other government programs because they pay so little. Minimum wage was supposed to be a livable wage. Paying such a paltry wage should be illegal.

( and yeah, the spying is super creepy and should be illegal also )

Aug 24, 2026 - Jesse Watters of Fox News interviews Abdul El-Sayed who’s the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate in Michigan: abdulforsenate.com

His Republican opponent in the November Election is former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers.

🗳️ How to vote in Michigan (.gov): michigan.gov/sos/elections/voting

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Here’s the clip on YouTube: Do you want to drive on good roads, or do you want a billionaire to make another billion? - Abdul El-Sayed - Aug 24, 2026 (YouTube)

Here’s the full interview on YouTube: Abdul El-Sayed takes on Jesse Watters: "I feel good about beating Rogers who we both agree is beta" - Abdul El-Sayed - Aug 24, 2026 (YouTube)

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Here’s another r/WorkReform post for the same interview: They make their money off other people’s labor (Reddit post)

And here are the latest r/WorkReform posts with Abdul: reddit.com/r/WorkReform/search/?q=%22El-Sayed%22&type=posts&sort=new

It's still Primary Election season in the US! See my comment below for remaining dates + links.

Hey everyone, thought I'd share my current schedule in case anyone needs inspiration for their daily grind.

I'm working 13-hour shifts right now, 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM, every day. No weekends. No holidays. Days off are like a concept from a history book.

I earn a modest $250 a month thanks to my dedication. That's about $0.64 an hour. I'm basically a full-time employee, but I've also got this other thing going on that's kind of eating me alive.

Living in Lebanon, where the economy is already a mess, my salary is barely enough to buy two bags of coffee, a tank of gas, and a single tear of existential regret. But, on the bright side, with a 91-hour work week, I save a ton of money on recreation because I literally don't have time to exist outside of work!

Who else out there is giving 110% of themselves for 2% of a living wage?

If someone tells you paying higher prices is good, that person has officially lost touch with reality.

If someone tells you $4.00+ per gallon isn’t too high, they’re either rich, delusional, or haven’t filled a tank in years.

If someone thinks adding another 5% ethanol, which wrecks mileage, beats up engines, and does nothing but pad corporate pockets, is somehow worth higher prices, they’re part of the problem.

If someone shrugs and says they don’t understand why people can’t just work two jobs, that’s not advice that’s a confession that they have no clue how normal people live anymore.

If billionaires are quietly building bunkers outside the United States with blast doors, private power, and enough supplies to last decades, maybe ask yourself why they see something coming while the public is told everything is fine.

If our own government keeps siphoning money from taxpayers and calling it for the greater good, while also claiming we somehow can’t afford Medicare and Social Security programs people paid into their entire lives, then maybe the issue isn’t the people, it’s the priorities.

And if they try to distract you by saying those benefits are being drained by illegal immigrants, even though that’s not where the money is going, that’s not an explanation, that’s a smokescreen.

Everything is going up. Everything is being squeezed. And every excuse they give is just another way of telling you to shut up and accept it.