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To: New Perspective

Well I can assure you. I’d never work for that wage. Ok maybe in 1987. I would not work less then 40 dollars an hour ever again. I’m at 43.40 an hour right now. Could not even imagine having to live on 9 or 10 bucks an hour.


223 posted on 04/26/2021 8:23:46 PM PDT by napscoordinator (Trump/Hunter, jr for President/Vice President 2016 )
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To: napscoordinator
So you think someone who wants to live your lifestyle should be able too but on 9 or 10 bucks an hour?

If people really want to take home more money they should stop voting for the people who are taxing ALL of their money in every way possible.

224 posted on 04/27/2021 3:08:47 AM PDT by New Perspective (#NotMyPresident -Proud father of a son with DS & fighting to keep him off biden's death panels.)
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To: napscoordinator

Except new to the workforce folks working part time, really no one in FL needs to make below $10/hr now. Anyone any decent will making $15/hr in less than 2 years and most solid employees can move to a shift lead closer to $20 in that time. But it’s not as bad as you think, between EITC, food stamps, section 8, other credits/benefits and zero fed income taxes, it’s closer equiv of $20/hr.....almost like the person working harder as a shift lead trying to move into general management, which is why many don’t really care. Your salary is in the top 15% for Florida, which is solid. You probably also take pride in your work, are fairly intelligent and reliable. The average $10/hr employee has none of those things and the ones that are are quickly making well above that in retail and hospitality.


228 posted on 04/27/2021 4:14:54 AM PDT by rb22982 ( )
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