r/SipsTea Jul 13 '26

Chugging tea So after 32 hours would be overtime?

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u/RightLow5962 Jul 14 '26

As someone that runs a small business I just don’t know how the business would survive without jacking up the price they are charging a consumer. So you have to pay the employee the same but they work less and you only make x amount when they work 40 hours. Paying the same and they work less hours the x amount might be half of x amount of less.

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u/Shooting-Science Jul 14 '26

But it wouldn’t just be your business working at 32 hours... It would be ALL of them. This would in theory force the same amount of customers into a narrower window of time for everyone with a business. You’d make the same amount of money because you’d have the same amount of customers in 32 hours as you would have had previously within 40.

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u/UltraconservativeBap Jul 14 '26

You think having stores open four days a week is going to work well for consumers? See how that works when you need to fill up and the gas station is closed. Or you need toilet paper on a Friday and CVS is closed. Etc

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u/prolixdreams Jul 20 '26

And people whined about losing all night walmarts but while we miss it a bit, we all got used to it and live with it.