Comments by "Wandering Existence" (@WanderingExistence) on "Chicago's Radical Solution For Broken Tipping Culture" video.

  1. Cooperatives are run by and for members, and so they take care of their members better. Worker cooperatives also share profits so money is distributed more equally throughout society instead of having to be so heavily redistributed through government welfare and programs. Worker cooperatives don't want to sit around and wait for governments to raise the minimum wage they want to raise their own wages, and they often put a pay ratio cap in place.
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  2. "Thriving wage" I love it 🤩
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  3. Problems that bosses won't pay a living wage.... Why don't we just institute wage laws and/ or worker cooperatives? Capitalism is not consensual.
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  4.  @stevechance150  That's cool! Thanks for sharing, I enjoy hearing about different co-operatives!
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  5. Yeah, make sure you stipulate that their wage goes up. It's not about just taking away income 🤦🏼
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  6.  @gabrielsatter  5:58 "Tipped minimum wage is $2.13/hr".... The fact that employers can pay their workers SUB MINIMUM wage is the problem.
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  7.  @gabrielsatter  Kinda does.... Considering they literally talked about how wages are suppressed and have to be made up for by tipflation. Like I said it's not about making so service workers can't make a living it's just shifting the cost-of-living back onto employers rather than some uncertain and random amount.
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