House
Opinionated Ass
- Nov 1, 2012
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Yeah, you grew up eating Velveeta so that qualifies you to discourse on the effect of min wage laws on food prices.^ More presumptive bullshit. I was the only white boy within miles, living in the projects. Life was an adventure, to put it mildly.Translation: I can't possibly defend the bullshit I spew so I'll deflect with a lie.How thick are you, son? Have you never worked in production?
Food costs rely on labor. Labor costs rely on the minimum wage (as a floor). When the floor rises, so too do the food costs in order to recoup the higher production expenses.
Holy shit dude, you can't possibly be this dense.
That's the most simplistic thing I've seen on this site maybe ever. You clearly know nothing about this.
Your opinion stopped being relevant when I discovered you were a presumptive ass that assumed you knew more about what I've lived through than I do.
Just shut the fuck up, you're bullshitting about stuff you can't possibly know about.
Give me a fucking break.
I fucking wish. Velveeta was a luxury we couldn't afford. Growing up in the projects qualifies me to say that just because one grows up there doesn't mean they have to stay there their entire life.
As I've said all along, it is a choice to live in poverty. There are alternatives. If people choose to stay in the ghetto, they have other priorities that are more important than money. To each their own.
As far as the minimum wage impacting food costs, that's just plain common sense. If you have to pay workers a higher wage, you have to charge more for your products and services to offset the higher costs. QED.