More People Paying for Groceries in Installments

[initforme]

So then it's easy. DO NoT HiRE. It's a win win. Do the work yourself. It's easy. No other workers needed.

 

[BlueGin]

I spent about 75 bucks a week at the grocery 2 years ago and I came home with 4 to 5 plastic bags.

Last weekend I spent 130 and came home with 3.

All food stuff.

I used to spend 130.00 and could bring home almost 2 weeks worth of food ( including pet food). Not any more. That 130.00 barely covers pet food and maybe 2/3 days of meals ( if I skimp).

 

[BlueGin]

I’ve gotten much stronger this last year or so. I used to have to make two trips to bring $75 worth of groceries from the car into the house, and now I can carry $100 worth in ONE trip!

sad

 

[Yarddog]

And when that happens, a sector of the populace, entry-level employees don't work and become a burden on society down the road because they never get their foot in the employment door. That creates other problems -- homelessness, poverty, people stuck on the dole for generations. Democrats haven't got a clue--knee jerk morons.

Right, Elite leftist don't realize that many entry level employees don't know how to work yet... and actually have to learn. Like you say, they can be a burden instead of a help for quite a while until they build their skills and this seriously makes it difficult for some business types.

 

[Independent thinker]

Yeah fast food workers here In California are making about 17.50 to start here where I live, its great for them but I don't think that raise really means anything anymore.

Nope. It is a never ending cascade. Pay the employees more, prices get raised everywhere, not just at McDonalds and then you are right back where you started from.

 

[Concerned American]

Oh, got it people become a burden. Effort is tied to wages. Less wages less effort. More effort more wages. Capitalism101.

Close but wages are tied to value of the employee. If the employee doesn't add value (more skills, more productive) wages stagnate. As the employee becomes more valuable to the employer, their wages usually follow. When they don't, another employer gets the valuable employee. Capitalism 101

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

Or the owner shouldn't hire which is fine. He or she can do the work themselves and you can eat somewhere else.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This is what you get when you think with your feelings.

 

[initforme]

Yes but then simply don't hire if one wants lower wages. Just do the work yourself. That's how a business grows.

 

[initforme]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This is what you get when you think with your feelings.

So then don't hire. Win Al the way around.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

It's not only hurting Democrats.

Well they should never vote democrat or third party

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

So then don't hire. Win Al the way around.

Ok kiddo. Whatever you say.

 

[initforme]

Ok kiddo. Whatever you say.

or as losers say " nobody wants to work anymore" which has zero merit.

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

or as losers say " nobody wants to work anymore" which has zero merit.

Please express your thoughts to a friend and have them unscramble them and type them up.

 

[braalian]

How is this different than paying for groceries with a credit card?

 

[initforme]

Please express your thoughts to a friend and have them unscramble them and type them up.

Here ya go. You want good effort pay more. Want less effort pay less. That's as american as it gets.

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

Here ya go. You want good effort pay more. Want less effort pay less. That's as american as it gets.

No need for the minimum wage then right?

 

[norwegen]

Ya thunked the doubling of food prices was no big deal?

Klarna and other BNPL services are increasingly being tapped for groceries — usage surged 40 percent in the first two months of 2023, according to data from Adobe Analytics.


The Supply Side: More consumers use buy-now-pay-later for essentials - Talk Business & Politics

‘Buy now, pay later’ for groceries? More shoppers are using it to cover essentials

But should you use a buy now, pay later option to pay for your groceries? Let’s break it down.

news.yahoo.com

Chris Christie and Stacey Abrams were probably already doing that.

 

[initforme]

No need for the minimum wage then right?

Nope. A good worker is worth $18 STARTING out. Those people that say nobody wants to work anymore are anti, ANTI Americans right?

 

[otto105]

Ya thunked the doubling of food prices was no big deal?

Klarna and other BNPL services are increasingly being tapped for groceries — usage surged 40 percent in the first two months of 2023, according to data from Adobe Analytics.


The Supply Side: More consumers use buy-now-pay-later for essentials - Talk Business & Politics

‘Buy now, pay later’ for groceries? More shoppers are using it to cover essentials

But should you use a buy now, pay later option to pay for your groceries? Let’s break it down.

news.yahoo.com

Sure why not, conservative pols fight for the payday loan sharks all the time.

Just remember who fights the Consumer Protection Bureau.



Idiots

 

[Concerned American]

Here ya go. You want good effort pay more. Want less effort pay less. That's as american as it gets.

Or don't perform to the level the employer (man with the money) expects to make a profit and don't have a job or the benefits that come with it. You remind me of someone who would open up a fast food outlet that sells shit sandwiches and wonders why he is going broke.