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Payzmaykr posted...

Ive been seeing the same thing. People just sort of woke up during the pandemic and realized that they dont want to go back to those soul-sucking, abusive jobs that underpay and overwork the workers.

These fast food companies spend SO much on advertising, but they cant afford to pay the workers a living wage. Picking on fast food workers is basically a national past time now and you literally cant afford to rent a tiny apartment and pay your bills working full time. If you go in a fast food lobby you are almost guaranteed to see a skeleton crew frantically trying to do the work of 6-9 people. Thats workplace abuse and nobody wants to put up with it. I honestly hope fast food goes under as a reminder to CEOs and business worker what is going to happen if you dont pay your workers.

Of course, I would be fine keeping the wages the same if we lowered the cost of living by about 80%.

Yeah I get it. I took a week off work whem I worked construction and ended up not going back. It took having a break to realize how stressed I was.

Now I'm out injured and really dreading going back when I was halfway happy with my work when I was still working

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