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when i said a worker is worth what he works for, i meant it very literally. if you work for 10 dollars an hour, you are worth 10 dollars an hour. you are putting that value on yourself for showing up, working and collecting that check. if that is the only job available to you, and you think you are worth more, you take the necessary steps to earn more. whether its within that company by moving up the ladder, or if there is no growth available there, you stack your money and look for a company that has upward mobility. you can keep that job and go back to school if you want to do something else, and you can work towards what you believe you are worth

you don't live outside of your means, you don't have kids you can't afford to raise, and you don't depend on the generosity of others. you take responsibility for yourself, and get it together. you don't get the luxury of saying well i worked 9-5 at mcdonalds, so now that im home im gonna just fuck off cuz i got work tomorrow. if thats what you do, than that is all you are worth. when you got a day off you could relax and unwind, or you could handle your business

no one wants to do it, but thats life

i think the minimum wage is retarded and shouldn't exist. we are on complete opposite spectrums. if i own a business and i want to hire people for 5 dollars an hour, and im getting applicants, who is the government to tell me i have to pay them more? if they're willing to do it, thats on them.

but again we're talking what we'd ideally like things to be.

as far as working for people who do no work, yea thats shitty, if its like a manager type position for instance, if the people he is managing don't hit the goals, its on HIM. if he owns the business, he is the one assuming the risk of operating a business, so he has that luxury, and if he isn't hiring people willing to work, he's out of business.

its just simple shit really.

ideally itd be great if money fell from the sky and every woman i came across blew me

but the world dont work like that.

murica