07-24-2019, 03:44 PM
(07-24-2019, 12:09 AM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: I do feel compelled to ask again though, since when was a minimum wage job supposed to be one a person could go out and live on their own by working? I had a roommate until I was in my later 20's. Of course I didn't stay at my minimum wage job ($4.25 an hour, where were you then Bernie you f@$ker?!). I used my first job to establish an employment history then I got a better job, then a better job and then the job (employer) I have now. An entirely unique set of circumstances indeed.
Yojimbo addressed the first part so I will answer this. I agree. Minimum wage shouldn't be able to support someone. I don't think $15 realistically can support someone, at least not in MD, so I think it's a good starting wage in MD. In the lowest cost of living states, I'd advocate for $10 being the bare minimum.
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