White Rain
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What a joke. ![Mad :mad: :mad:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
What are you mad about?
I have some folks working in the moving industry that is a very very hard physical job, that have done it for years- making 12 an hour- I think flipping burgers for this wage ( no disrespect to anyone intended ) is a fair wageWhat a joke.![]()
To me, it is an encouragement to keep bettering myself, obtain skills that make me profitable so that I dont HAVE to take a job paying minimum wage.
I know there are situations that are bad, but economically, if it's raise it too much, it will hurt mom and pop shops that cant afford to pay a higher wage.
I have some folks working in the moving industry that is a very very hard physical job, that have done it for years- making 12 an hour- I think flipping burgers for this wage ( no disrespect to anyone intended ) is a fair wage
and mine was as a waitress at a walgreens restaurant-- we didnt even get the 2.10 minimum wage because we got tips if I remember correctlyMy very first "real" job was in a Burger King at age 15! Those were the days!:crazy: I think everyone should spend a summer working fast food.
you sure did keep that sweeping motion going :crazy:Mine was sweeping a warehouse floor for $1.65 per hour while I was in high school.
and mine was as a waitress at a walgreens restaurant-- we didnt even get the 2.10 minimum wage because we got tips if I remember correctly![]()
they use toWalgreens has a restaraunt????
My first job was a tanning salon that was $5.00 an hour and my second job was a waitress at $2.15 an hour plus tips.
they use toits been awhile :crazy:
yes we areAre we talking about the same walgreens...like the pharmacy? If so, thats so weird!!
yes we are
and mine was as a waitress at a walgreens restaurant-- we didnt even get the 2.10 minimum wage because we got tips if I remember correctly![]()
Mine was sweeping a warehouse floor for $1.65 per hour while I was in high school.
$1.50 an hour cleaning out pockets at my uncle's dry cleaning plant. Every Saturday for 12 hours when I was 14.
The things people leave in their pockets...YIKES..