Posted: 4/2/2015 10:04:57 PM EDT
http://www.komonews.com/news/local/Restaurants-add-surcharges-hike-prices-to-a-298542821.html
I hope they like their $8 Big Mac |
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Quoted: http://www.komonews.com/news/local/Restaurants-add-surcharges-hike-prices-to-a-298542821.html I hope they like their $8 Big Mac |
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My favorite statement in the article:
"I think over time the increase in the minimum wage will increase the money in workers' pockets that they'll spend at these stores," countered Jess Spear, organizing director of 15 Now, which led the push for the change in Seattle's minimum wage. "There's no need for the businesses to add a surcharge. There's no need to pass that off to customers."
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"I think over time the increase in the minimum wage will increase the money in workers' pockets that they'll spend at these stores," countered Jess Spear, organizing director of 15 Now, which led the push for the change in Seattle's minimum wage. "There's no need for the businesses to add a surcharge. There's no need to pass that off to customers."
Full fucking derp right there. The same guys that rail against trickle down economics espouse this ponzi. |
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My favorite statement in the article: Quoted:
My favorite statement in the article: "I think over time the increase in the minimum wage will increase the money in workers' pockets that they'll spend at these stores," countered Jess Spear, organizing director of 15 Now, which led the push for the change in Seattle's minimum wage. "There's no need for the businesses to add a surcharge. There's no need to pass that off to customers."
Perhaps we should have her design the world's first true perpetual motion machine. |
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My favorite statement in the article: Quoted:
My favorite statement in the article: "I think over time the increase in the minimum wage will increase the money in workers' pockets that they'll spend at these stores," countered Jess Spear, organizing director of 15 Now, which led the push for the change in Seattle's minimum wage. "There's no need for the businesses to add a surcharge. There's no need to pass that off to customers."
fucking straight out of Atlas Shrugged |
