LA passes $30 tourism wage, hotels say they’ll convert to homeless shelters

The Center Square via msn ^ | 12 Dec 2024 | Kenneth Schrupp

[Thank You Rush]

“”Get with the program!””

I try....Remember the very OLD saying:

My get up and go has got up and went!

[bobbo666]

Good. Close it down. Flush LA just like NYC.

[PIF]

$30!! That’s ridiculous! It should be at least $75!

[PIF]

Well, so much for “Fight for $15”...that ship sailed (as predicted).

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Trending: “Fight for $75”

[bdfromlv]

they are socialists, communists have guns but apples from the same tree.

[bdfromlv]

yn germany in 78, 20 cents a pack was high

[bdfromlv]

in Germany in 78, 20 cents a pack was high

[bdfromlv]

they would probably make money with full capacity, government subsidies and section 8 picking up all repair cost and fewer employees make there own beds and cleaning, also govt, subsidized food service.

[RoosterRedux]

My point was that their outstanding loans would have to be refinanced with a lender that understands and buys into such a business model (which is unproven I think—lenders don't like unproven).

And any hotel that thinks it can make money as a homeless shelter had better get ready to have its structures, furnishings, and brand destroyed.

[ChildOfThe60s]

I can’t top that, but close.

In 1972 I paid $2.20 a carton at the PX

[ChildOfThe60s]

I suppose CA would simply pass a law against that, nullifying previously signed contracts.