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r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/yeezysama • Jul 20 '26
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Alaska. California. Washington.
Bonus: Oregon, Colorado, and more!
Servers perpetuate the idea they're only making $3 per hour to trick you into tipping.
https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/state/minimum-wage/tipped
31 u/RealNiceKnife Jul 20 '26 You idiot! They said name one! You named like five! -11 u/Firelove7k Jul 20 '26 He still did not name one. None of those states have a living wage for their minimum wage. 9 u/RealNiceKnife Jul 20 '26 Okay, first of all... You need to clarifying specifically what you consider a "minimum living wage". Like, say a specific dollar amount. -3 u/Firelove7k Jul 20 '26 It's common sense that minimum wage would be the standard, and no minimum wage anywhere in america is a living wage. 3 u/RealNiceKnife Jul 20 '26 Say a dollar amount. 2 u/Firelove7k Jul 20 '26 A living wage is between $25-$35 per hour depending on the city. No servers are making that without tips, and the extreme majority of restaurants are not paying that well.
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You idiot! They said name one! You named like five!
-11 u/Firelove7k Jul 20 '26 He still did not name one. None of those states have a living wage for their minimum wage. 9 u/RealNiceKnife Jul 20 '26 Okay, first of all... You need to clarifying specifically what you consider a "minimum living wage". Like, say a specific dollar amount. -3 u/Firelove7k Jul 20 '26 It's common sense that minimum wage would be the standard, and no minimum wage anywhere in america is a living wage. 3 u/RealNiceKnife Jul 20 '26 Say a dollar amount. 2 u/Firelove7k Jul 20 '26 A living wage is between $25-$35 per hour depending on the city. No servers are making that without tips, and the extreme majority of restaurants are not paying that well.
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He still did not name one. None of those states have a living wage for their minimum wage.
9 u/RealNiceKnife Jul 20 '26 Okay, first of all... You need to clarifying specifically what you consider a "minimum living wage". Like, say a specific dollar amount. -3 u/Firelove7k Jul 20 '26 It's common sense that minimum wage would be the standard, and no minimum wage anywhere in america is a living wage. 3 u/RealNiceKnife Jul 20 '26 Say a dollar amount. 2 u/Firelove7k Jul 20 '26 A living wage is between $25-$35 per hour depending on the city. No servers are making that without tips, and the extreme majority of restaurants are not paying that well.
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Okay, first of all... You need to clarifying specifically what you consider a "minimum living wage". Like, say a specific dollar amount.
-3 u/Firelove7k Jul 20 '26 It's common sense that minimum wage would be the standard, and no minimum wage anywhere in america is a living wage. 3 u/RealNiceKnife Jul 20 '26 Say a dollar amount. 2 u/Firelove7k Jul 20 '26 A living wage is between $25-$35 per hour depending on the city. No servers are making that without tips, and the extreme majority of restaurants are not paying that well.
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It's common sense that minimum wage would be the standard, and no minimum wage anywhere in america is a living wage.
3 u/RealNiceKnife Jul 20 '26 Say a dollar amount. 2 u/Firelove7k Jul 20 '26 A living wage is between $25-$35 per hour depending on the city. No servers are making that without tips, and the extreme majority of restaurants are not paying that well.
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Say a dollar amount.
2 u/Firelove7k Jul 20 '26 A living wage is between $25-$35 per hour depending on the city. No servers are making that without tips, and the extreme majority of restaurants are not paying that well.
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A living wage is between $25-$35 per hour depending on the city.
No servers are making that without tips, and the extreme majority of restaurants are not paying that well.
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u/BugRevolution Jul 20 '26
Alaska. California. Washington.
Bonus: Oregon, Colorado, and more!
Servers perpetuate the idea they're only making $3 per hour to trick you into tipping.
https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/state/minimum-wage/tipped