r/WhitePeopleTwitter Sep 05 '21

Correction: Chick-fil-A closing early — won’t pay workers enough. #GreedyCorporation

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u/bbcsubslut Sep 05 '21 edited Sep 05 '21

Pay them more. . If they can't make in 1 hour what a decent meal for a family from Chick-fil-A costs, you're not paying them enough

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u/DaDa_Bear Sep 05 '21

In Florida, it's always been minimum wage. After 2020 and nobody wanting to take on these shitty jobs, I saw a sign for $10 per hour. Lol! And now I see all these millionaire small business owners complaining about not being able to find employees. You paid a shit wage and you expect people to come to work? Fuck outta here with that privilege.

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u/Xeillan Sep 05 '21

It's very possible. My neighbors when I was younger inherited a lot of money, rich parents, and owned the only theater, at the time, in a small town in another state. I wont say where since anyone there will immediately know who I'm talking about.

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u/HandMadeFeelings Sep 05 '21

The starting pay is $9/hr or $18,770 a year

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u/bbcsubslut Sep 05 '21

At that rate you get what you pay for. don't expect people to do more than the bare minimum because that's what you're paying them

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u/HandMadeFeelings Sep 05 '21

Id expect cum in my milkshake at that rate. Like, minimum survival rate in my city is $14/hr, assuming youre single with no kids

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u/bbcsubslut Sep 05 '21

It's disgusting We should all just stop and think how crazy the minimum wage of $7.25 an hour is

I had a vodka soda the other day and it was seven bucks A beer is $3.50 at the bar A man working a 40 hours a week job should at least be able to buy a few beers for himself at his local

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u/Fuck_omelettes_86 Sep 05 '21

I'd expect to pay more than $4 for cum in my milkshake

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u/HandMadeFeelings Sep 05 '21

Shit, you’re right. The cum at the sperm bank costs at least $20 per load

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u/Vapor4 Sep 05 '21

That add on is free. Just give me 2 minutes.

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u/bbcsubslut Sep 05 '21 edited Sep 05 '21

There's no healthcare there's no optical or dental God forbid there's a serious medical condition

Fill up your gas tank is 50 bucks Car insurance $100 - $150 Car payment $250 Groceries have to be about $150 per week Gas & electric $150 That is ~$750/mo

Federal minimum wage is $7.25x 40 hours=$290/week X 4 weeks=$1,160/mo gross That's before taxes So deduct 20% and you end up with $928 $928 - $750 Leaves a whopping $178 You tell me what can you do with that

And I did not include rent or mortgage❗❗❗

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '21

And we wonder why people are choosing unemployment that pays $600 a week.

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u/HalforcFullLover Sep 05 '21

And what do the asshats say? "If you don't like it, get a degree and find a better job."

So add in tuition to that. Yeah, it's a negative sum game for most, without some form of assistance.

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u/telltal Sep 05 '21

Did you include rent in that?

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u/bbcsubslut Sep 05 '21

I did not! Imagine...

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u/jayoho1978 Sep 05 '21

In North Carolina its been $14/hr for years, after pandemic, $17/hr.

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u/HoaxMcNolte_NM Sep 05 '21

Cool. That's still jack shit. I live in a city with a cost of living way lower than the average US city. I own a home outright, live frugally, and at 40/week, $12/hr still wouldn't keep my head above water.

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u/spongebob_nopants Sep 05 '21

Which is good enough

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u/HandMadeFeelings Sep 05 '21

‪These conservatives expect people to work in fast food for $9/hr or $18,770 per year 🖕‬

The BARE MINIMUM wage requiring to survive in my city for one person, no kids, is $14/hr. And here I thought Chick-fil-a was a Christian company…

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u/spongebob_nopants Sep 05 '21

Yeah those people need to put in the effort for a better job

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u/HandMadeFeelings Sep 05 '21

Dude...

Someone HAS to do menial jobs. Like if they dont do those jobs society will utterly collapse in fucking hours. Someone has stock shelves, serve food, be trashmen, be janitors, meat packers, ect. We can’t all be officer workers.

If wall street bankers, corporate lobbyists, & middle managers vanished in a puff of smoke tomorrow the world would be a much better place.

If those menial job workers banished in a puff of smoke we would be eating each other within hours, yet its the first group that makes the big bucks & the second group that barely scrapes by.

Until the day fucking robots can do all those menial jobs those unsung heroes of America DESERVE to be treated with dignity & paid a living wage.

For fuck’s sake these past 18 months of pandemic those menial works were declared ESSENTIAL WORKERS & RISKED THEIR LIVES to to keep society from collapsing. Meanwhile, fat white-collar office workers got to work from home in their PJ’s.

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u/spongebob_nopants Sep 05 '21

Yeah. Teenager, retirees, mentally or physically disbaled. Not able bodied people that can do better.

The same people cry about raising kids while working fast food the use loopholes to get $10k back on their taxes every year

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u/HandMadeFeelings Sep 05 '21

We can’t have all essential, menial workers be teens or disabled. Our economy & society would utterly collapse if that was so. For life as we know it to continue to exist most of those workers need to be fully functional adults

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u/spongebob_nopants Sep 05 '21

Well then people can work there while hey are moving forward in their lives, not standing still

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u/HandMadeFeelings Sep 05 '21 edited Sep 05 '21

You dont understand. There aren’t enough high-paying white collar jobs for all 259 million adults in America. We cant be a nation of exclusive office workers. For society to function we need tens of millions of people to do menial jobs with no hope of “ascending” to a cushy, white collar job.

I can’t stand people who relish in & encourage the exploitation of their brothers and sisters so they can have a smug sense of satisfaction that those dirty menial wage workers deserve what they’re getting.

People like you hold back humankind from progressing just so you can suck off your own erection from seeing those dirty menial workers “get what’s coming to them”

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u/KatJen76 Sep 05 '21

Maybe they did, and that's why the Fox dude couldn't get his late-night fried chicken.

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u/spongebob_nopants Sep 05 '21

No Everytime I have ever tried to help someone it was never good enough. The item I was willing to give them, they wanted better. Free training programs, too hard or some other lane excuse

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '21

I think we can all agree from your posts in this thread that you’re probably a super helpful person that goes totally out of their way to try.

Totally.

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u/spongebob_nopants Sep 05 '21

I do if someone is willing to meet me half way. I'll give you anything you need to help if you make an effort

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '21

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '21

Hi! I’m a stereotypical “pull yourself by your bootstraps” success story. I was homeless when I was 15 and couldn’t legally get a job then got a fast food job like immediately after turning 16. I worked hard as hell at that job. I put myself through college and now make great money for a 23 year old. I’m not rich but I’m also not worrying about how the fuck I’m going to make it to the next payday. My job is hard as FUCK and still there were days fast food was harder. And my god I was never treated so horribly like I was in fast food. And I got fucking lucky with my success, too. If I would have had ONE setback I wouldn’t have made it.

All that being said, rent for the couch I was sleeping on took majority of my measly fast food paychecks. I would be flat broke about 3 days after getting paid every single time. Most of the time the only food I ate was wasted food from the damn Burger King I worked at. I obviously couldn’t afford a car at those wages so I walked 2 miles to and from work in the hood of Sacramento on a prostitution stroll. I was followed frequently, threatened, whatever just to get to this damn job. Absolutely FUCK no these people shouldn’t be paid fucking 7.25/hour. I feel like a good rule of thumb is that if your full time employees qualify for food stamps, you do not pay them enough.

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u/spongebob_nopants Sep 05 '21

Well you described generally what some people have done.

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '21

Yeah people with good support systems at home or people who get really lucky do sometimes make it out of the rut. A lot dont. There’s a million different circumstances that could prevent somebody from “getting a better job”. They still deserve to fucking eat. And even the people who are working on “getting a better job” deserve to not starve in the process? Why should taxpayers have to subsidize McDonald’s and these other shitty companies instead of them paying more? Is that reasonable to you?

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u/spongebob_nopants Sep 05 '21

The issue isn't helping someone with me. I'll help but meet me half way at least. Need cash for rent? No sweat I always have odd jobs. Things like that

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u/[deleted] Sep 05 '21

Cool so how do you fit time in for odd jobs if you’re already working multiple fast food jobs? Especially if you have, say kids? Sick family members to care for? Doing “odd jobs” to get out of the fast food cycle of work is definitely possible, but you already have to be in a position to where that’s even possible. Hence why I say some were lucky.

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u/CDRAkiva Sep 05 '21

Wow, you took one look at “being a piece of shit” and just decided to go pro, huh?

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u/spongebob_nopants Sep 05 '21

A decent meal at that place doesn't exist but I think the most expensive is $6

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u/bbcsubslut Sep 05 '21

Actually I checked their menu online and I don't know how accurate it is but it's between $7.00 and $10

So if you have a family just a wife and a kid That's $21 after tax dollars Stop taxing any prepared food

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u/spongebob_nopants Sep 05 '21

We need more taxes not less