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  • https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/mcdonalds-president-who-made-dollar74-million-last-year-says-proposal-to-pay-fast-food-workers-dollar22-an-hour-is-costly-and-job-destroying/ar-AA16Mc7D?ocid=a2hs&li=BBnb7Kz

     Well sure it is.  Partially because there are very few people that could do the job of the president of a corporation the size of McDonald's versus the number of people who could do a job at McDonald's (which is just about anybody with opposable thumbs.)

     One step down the ladder from school teachers.

     And who knows? Maybe those aren't all that necessary either.

    WSS 

    @westside-steve said:

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/mcdonalds-president-who-made-dollar74-million-last-year-says-proposal-to-pay-fast-food-workers-dollar22-an-hour-is-costly-and-job-destroying/ar-AA16Mc7D?ocid=a2hs&li=BBnb7Kz

     Well sure it is.  Partially because there are very few people that could do the job of the president of a corporation the size of McDonald's versus the number of people who could do a job at McDonald's (which is just about anybody with opposable thumbs.)

     One step down the ladder from school teachers.

     And who knows? Maybe those aren't all that necessary either.

    WSS 

    - Licking the boots of billionaires

    - Being anti education

    bark doggy, bark

    don't worry, they'll invent another culture war issue to distract you

  • @westside-steve said:

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/mcdonalds-president-who-made-dollar74-million-last-year-says-proposal-to-pay-fast-food-workers-dollar22-an-hour-is-costly-and-job-destroying/ar-AA16Mc7D?ocid=a2hs&li=BBnb7Kz

     Well sure it is.  Partially because there are very few people that could do the job of the president of a corporation the size of McDonald's versus the number of people who could do a job at McDonald's (which is just about anybody with opposable thumbs.)

     One step down the ladder from school teachers.

     And who knows? Maybe those aren't all that necessary either.

    WSS 

    - Licking the boots of billionaires

    - Being anti education

    bark doggy, bark

    don't worry, they'll invent another culture war issue to distract you

    @mld-woody said:

    - Licking the boots of billionaires

    - Being anti education

    bark doggy, bark

    don't worry, they'll invent another culture war issue to distract you

     Not anti education at all. Anti useless education. Anti feeling superior about yourself because you've learned more useless shit  and now you're angry at somebody that makes more money than you do. Another example would be the reason we are all together here. Professional athletes can do something that very few other people can do. That's why they make more money. And many of them can't read or write.

      Let's just say that I don't believe you'd be happy if you and a custodian made the same salary.

    WSS

  • @westside-steve said:

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/mcdonalds-president-who-made-dollar74-million-last-year-says-proposal-to-pay-fast-food-workers-dollar22-an-hour-is-costly-and-job-destroying/ar-AA16Mc7D?ocid=a2hs&li=BBnb7Kz

     Well sure it is.  Partially because there are very few people that could do the job of the president of a corporation the size of McDonald's versus the number of people who could do a job at McDonald's (which is just about anybody with opposable thumbs.)

     One step down the ladder from school teachers.

     And who knows? Maybe those aren't all that necessary either.

    WSS 

    - Licking the boots of billionaires

    - Being anti education

    bark doggy, bark

    don't worry, they'll invent another culture war issue to distract you

    @mld-woody said:

    - Licking the boots of billionaires

    - Being anti education

    bark doggy, bark

    don't worry, they'll invent another culture war issue to distract you

    Look who’s drunk posting again, are you and Larry bending elbows together?

  • @mld-woody said:

    - Licking the boots of billionaires

    - Being anti education

    bark doggy, bark

    don't worry, they'll invent another culture war issue to distract you

     Not anti education at all. Anti useless education. Anti feeling superior about yourself because you've learned more useless shit  and now you're angry at somebody that makes more money than you do. Another example would be the reason we are all together here. Professional athletes can do something that very few other people can do. That's why they make more money. And many of them can't read or write.

      Let's just say that I don't believe you'd be happy if you and a custodian made the same salary.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

     Not anti education at all. Anti useless education. Anti feeling superior about yourself because you've learned more useless shit  and now you're angry at somebody that makes more money than you do. Another example would be the reason we are all together here. Professional athletes can do something that very few other people can do. That's why they make more money. And many of them can't read or write.

      Let's just say that I don't believe you'd be happy if you and a custodian made the same salary.

    WSS

    There were custodians at the Parma Chevy Plant who made close to 100g working over time.

  • I'm not anti education, I'm anti indoctrination

  • @westside-steve said:

     Not anti education at all. Anti useless education. Anti feeling superior about yourself because you've learned more useless shit  and now you're angry at somebody that makes more money than you do. Another example would be the reason we are all together here. Professional athletes can do something that very few other people can do. That's why they make more money. And many of them can't read or write.

      Let's just say that I don't believe you'd be happy if you and a custodian made the same salary.

    WSS

    There were custodians at the Parma Chevy Plant who made close to 100g working over time.

    @diehardbrownsfan1 said:

    There were custodians at the Parma Chevy Plant who made close to 100g working over time.

    The Custodians at Lincoln Electric make good dough too...

  • @westside-steve said:

     Not anti education at all. Anti useless education. Anti feeling superior about yourself because you've learned more useless shit  and now you're angry at somebody that makes more money than you do. Another example would be the reason we are all together here. Professional athletes can do something that very few other people can do. That's why they make more money. And many of them can't read or write.

      Let's just say that I don't believe you'd be happy if you and a custodian made the same salary.

    WSS

    There were custodians at the Parma Chevy Plant who made close to 100g working over time.

    @diehardbrownsfan1 said:

    There were custodians at the Parma Chevy Plant who made close to 100g working over time.

     Absolutely. When I was younger I worked at CF for a very short period of time as one of the janitor staff. Not Union we made minimum wage $2.65. There are 1 guy who was a Union guy made real Union money, really nice guy but the laziest motherfucker I ever met. Worse than me if you can believe it. 

    WSS

  • @diehardbrownsfan1 said:

    There were custodians at the Parma Chevy Plant who made close to 100g working over time.

    The Custodians at Lincoln Electric make good dough too...

    @nickers said:

    The Custodians at Lincoln Electric make good dough too...

    As a retiree from LE, I can vouch for that.

  • @diehardbrownsfan1 said:

    There were custodians at the Parma Chevy Plant who made close to 100g working over time.

     Absolutely. When I was younger I worked at CF for a very short period of time as one of the janitor staff. Not Union we made minimum wage $2.65. There are 1 guy who was a Union guy made real Union money, really nice guy but the laziest motherfucker I ever met. Worse than me if you can believe it. 

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

     Absolutely. When I was younger I worked at CF for a very short period of time as one of the janitor staff. Not Union we made minimum wage $2.65. There are 1 guy who was a Union guy made real Union money, really nice guy but the laziest motherfucker I ever met. Worse than me if you can believe it. 

    WSS

    What year was that?

  • @westside-steve said:

     Absolutely. When I was younger I worked at CF for a very short period of time as one of the janitor staff. Not Union we made minimum wage $2.65. There are 1 guy who was a Union guy made real Union money, really nice guy but the laziest motherfucker I ever met. Worse than me if you can believe it. 

    WSS

    What year was that?

    @mld-woody said:

    What year was that?

    ???

     Early seventies. But relative to average pay the guys that worked on the dock and were Union members were making like 30 bucks an hour.

     At the time I think  They got time and a half for Sunday and 3 times that for holidays.

     Every Union duck worker was there Easter Sunday  And not a single truck came or went. Pretty funny

    WSS

  • @mld-woody said:

    What year was that?

    ???

     Early seventies. But relative to average pay the guys that worked on the dock and were Union members were making like 30 bucks an hour.

     At the time I think  They got time and a half for Sunday and 3 times that for holidays.

     Every Union duck worker was there Easter Sunday  And not a single truck came or went. Pretty funny

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    ???

     Early seventies. But relative to average pay the guys that worked on the dock and were Union members were making like 30 bucks an hour.

     At the time I think  They got time and a half for Sunday and 3 times that for holidays.

     Every Union duck worker was there Easter Sunday  And not a single truck came or went. Pretty funny

    WSS

    Fyi, $2.65 in 1972, what you said was minimum wage, is equivalent to $19.14 today according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. 

  • @westside-steve said:

    ???

     Early seventies. But relative to average pay the guys that worked on the dock and were Union members were making like 30 bucks an hour.

     At the time I think  They got time and a half for Sunday and 3 times that for holidays.

     Every Union duck worker was there Easter Sunday  And not a single truck came or went. Pretty funny

    WSS

    Fyi, $2.65 in 1972, what you said was minimum wage, is equivalent to $19.14 today according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. 

    @mld-woody said:

    Fyi, $2.65 in 1972, what you said was minimum wage, is equivalent to $19.14 today according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. 

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  • @westside-steve said:

    ???

     Early seventies. But relative to average pay the guys that worked on the dock and were Union members were making like 30 bucks an hour.

     At the time I think  They got time and a half for Sunday and 3 times that for holidays.

     Every Union duck worker was there Easter Sunday  And not a single truck came or went. Pretty funny

    WSS

    Fyi, $2.65 in 1972, what you said was minimum wage, is equivalent to $19.14 today according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. 

    @mld-woody said:

    Fyi, $2.65 in 1972, what you said was minimum wage, is equivalent to $19.14 today according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. 

     I may have misspoken 265 was the min wage in 1978.

    '71 -'72  Looks like it was 2 bucks.

     And look at the spread between minimum wage and the Union dock workers.

    WSS

  • @mld-woody said:

    Fyi, $2.65 in 1972, what you said was minimum wage, is equivalent to $19.14 today according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. 

     I may have misspoken 265 was the min wage in 1978.

    '71 -'72  Looks like it was 2 bucks.

     And look at the spread between minimum wage and the Union dock workers.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

     I may have misspoken 265 was the metam wage in 1978.

    '71 -'72  Looks like it was 2 bucks.

     And look at the spread between minimum wage and the Union dock workers.

    WSS

    $2 in 1971 is the same as $14.91 today 

  • @diehardbrownsfan1 said:

    There were custodians at the Parma Chevy Plant who made close to 100g working over time.

     Absolutely. When I was younger I worked at CF for a very short period of time as one of the janitor staff. Not Union we made minimum wage $2.65. There are 1 guy who was a Union guy made real Union money, really nice guy but the laziest motherfucker I ever met. Worse than me if you can believe it. 

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

     Absolutely. When I was younger I worked at CF for a very short period of time as one of the janitor staff. Not Union we made minimum wage $2.65. There are 1 guy who was a Union guy made real Union money, really nice guy but the laziest motherfucker I ever met. Worse than me if you can believe it. 

    WSS

    Don't get me started there Steve...  I put in a short stint at Republic Steel.. My Mom's cousin as a crane operator there was pulling down more dough than our Plant Manager next door at Reilly Chemical....   

  • @mld-woody said:

    - Licking the boots of billionaires

    - Being anti education

    bark doggy, bark

    don't worry, they'll invent another culture war issue to distract you

    Look who’s drunk posting again, are you and Larry bending elbows together?

    @canton-dawg said:

    Look who’s drunk posting again, are you and Larry bending elbows together?

    I'd expect nothing less from the right wing echo chamber that can't back off from insults and ad hominum attacks... It's what you guys do here...   Even when I try to be 1\2 civil.... 

    Hey, Trump looks like he's traded in his spray on tan for A-1 sauce at his rallies lately, in case you haven't noticed.  😁   Yeah- I do keep track of Demented, or is it Delusional Don for kicks and giggles.  Still drinking his Kool-Aid?  😛 

  • @westside-steve said:

     I may have misspoken 265 was the metam wage in 1978.

    '71 -'72  Looks like it was 2 bucks.

     And look at the spread between minimum wage and the Union dock workers.

    WSS

    $2 in 1971 is the same as $14.91 today 

    @mld-woody said:

    $2 in 1971 is the same as $14.91 today 

    OK, so?

    WSS

  • @mld-woody said:

    $2 in 1971 is the same as $14.91 today 

    OK, so?

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    OK, so?

    WSS

    Well, when you have to pay your employees $15 bucks an hour welcome to $5 buck Big Macs.   It is what it is.... 

  • @westside-steve said:

    OK, so?

    WSS

    Well, when you have to pay your employees $15 bucks an hour welcome to $5 buck Big Macs.   It is what it is.... 

    @hoorta said:

    Well, when you have to pay your employees $15 bucks an hour welcome to $5 buck Big Macs.   It is what it is.... 

     Oh well I'll wait, an  incompetent fucker is lazy and incompetent whether he or she is getting 5 10 15 or 50 bucks an hour. Same deal with the conscientious employee. 

     Automation will take over.  Young people would rather sit on their ass anyway.

    WSS

  • @hoorta said:

    Well, when you have to pay your employees $15 bucks an hour welcome to $5 buck Big Macs.   It is what it is.... 

     Oh well I'll wait, an  incompetent fucker is lazy and incompetent whether he or she is getting 5 10 15 or 50 bucks an hour. Same deal with the conscientious employee. 

     Automation will take over.  Young people would rather sit on their ass anyway.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

     Oh well I'll wait a incompetent fucker is lazy and a competent whether he or she is getting 5 10 15 or 50 bucks an hour. Same deal with the conscientious employee. 

     Automation will take over.  Young people would rather sit on their ass anyway.

    WSS

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