Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "" video.

  1. It is high. In fact, there should be no minimum wage.
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  2.  @nunyabidnis3815  slaves were forced to work.
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  3. If a workers cannot justify a higher wage then the viability of that person is questionable. It goes both ways.
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  4.  @robertpresley1503  it does. If you can't justify a higher wage you will not get a job. It is that simple.
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  5.  @PorterWood09  humans own and manage a business.
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  6.  @PorterWood09  in the end the business owner will find a way. Even if that means doing the job themselves. That is the bottom line.
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  7. The issue of the homeless person sleeping on your couch is that many leftists are very liberal with other people's money but not their own. A leftist will push to help the homeless in having them be in someone else's home but not their own.
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  8. Ok, now how many people does she employ?
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  9.  @sandpiperr  so she can't afford to hire more employees? There are many people out there who are unemployed that would like to work for that wage. Why doesn't she hire them?
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  10.  @artieche9  it matters because if you pay employees a high wage but hire very few of them then she is a hypocrite.
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  11.  @artieche9  put it like this, if I were to submit my resume to her, will she hire me? What about a homeless person, will she hire them?
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  12. Well, to start, she is obese. Chances are she never worked hard in her life. So there is that to consider.
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  13. Ok, now how many people does she hire?
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  14.  @sandpiperr  so she hires as many employees she can afford? So with paying a higher wage you are going to get less employees. That is the argument many make about raising the minimum wage, as it will increase unemployment as employers cannot afford to hire more. I know basic business practices. Basically this obese lady want more people making zero dollars as opposed to something.
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  15. If you can' t justify a higher wage than you should not be employed.
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  16.  @redfin382  you work hard and either get a raise or get employed somewhere else that will pay your more.
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  17.  @redfin382  what are you saying?
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  18.  @redfin382  what are you saying?
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  19. Define a "living wage".
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  20. It is easy to clown on that obese lady. She says "studies says", ok, what studies?
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  21.  @misterman2830  if the studies are so clear why doesn't she cite them? Anyone can say "studies says".
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  22.  @misterman2830  nope, she can easily give the titles of the studies. Why doesn't she? You are telling me to do my own research, ok, where should I look? Daily Wire? Fox News?
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  23.  @misterman2830  again, look where? Fox News? The Daily Wire?
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  24.  @misterman2830  ok, search for what sources? That is my point. Simply saying to look it up can lead to me going to a source you will disagree with.
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  25. This obese lady is crazy. She never answered any of the questions besides saying "well we can do it" as if we have some magic laws. Why are far leftists this crazy?
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  26. Ok, now how many people does she employ?
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  27.  @misterman2830  why not 200?
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  28.  @misterman2830  why not? I mean, hire 200 instead of 100 so that means 100 more people have a job and have money.
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  29.  @zandmaddict2596  my point is that people are praising her for paying her employees $30 an hour, but on the flip side why doesn't she expands her business and hire more? Think of all the people out there in the nation that would like to be paid $30 an hour and she does not hire them.
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  30.  @misterman2830  I answered the question. Here, if she is so concerned about the homeless problem why doesn't she hire some of those homeless people?
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  31.  @misterman2830  what question are you talking about then?
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  32.  @misterman2830  again, if she is so concerned about the homeless why doesn't she hire them at $30 an hour?
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  33.  @zandmaddict2596  my argument is that people are praising her for paying a high wage. Well, why not hire more? What about a company that may pay a lower wage but gives more people jobs? I see a lot of value there. Basically, I get varying answers. One was that maybe the number of employees she hires is all she can afford to hire. Well, same in that some businesses pay a certain wage is all they can afford. Or how about this, say she has 50 employees at $30/hr. Instead she can hire 100 at $15/hr. So now there are 50 people who go from making zero to $15/hr. My point is this. So many are cheering on the whole "living wage" point when there are other points as well.
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  34.  @misterman2830  my overall point is this. People praising her for paying her employees $30/hr. But if she hires very little employees, or specific employees with advanced skills, then she isn't all great. Why doesn't she hire a person who is homeless?
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  35.  @misterman2830  not moving the goal posts. Just showing there is more than just a wage when hiring people.
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  36. It highlights more of how our nation is messed up in what we support and value.
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  37. If you can't justify earning a higher wage than you don't deserve a job, period.
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  38. Doubt it, those commies will want their money like always.
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  39.  @robertpresley1503  huh?
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  40.  @austinhernandez2716  get rid of the minimum wage. it would lead to higher income all around. There are many problems with the minimum wage. The irony here is Mike brought up one of them. It sets how much one makes per hour, not per week. If you raise the minimum wage and hours are cut, what did you accomplish?
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  41.  @kurisu7885  who is going to work for a company that won't pay? Also, I have to look at the numbers again, but less than 5% of workers make the minimum wage. Most make more. Why doesn't the company I work for pay me the minimum wage but instead more?
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  42.  @robertpresley1503  why is that person desperate? They want a job. So if that person is willing to work for $2 an hour then great. Now they have a job and the chance to improve their resume.
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  43.  @keirfarnum6811  the vast majority of those working the minimum wage are working part time. They are not people who are typically trying to make ends meet. For many that will be their first job where they can build their resume. An argument against the minimum wage is that it is a barrier between younger people getting their first job to build a resume.
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  44.  @keirfarnum6811  also, why do so many employers pay well above the minimum wage? My employer does. Why doesn't my employer pay me the minimum wage?
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  45.  @paddleduck5328  I did go to college. I am not an engineer.
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  46.  @keirfarnum6811  no, I am against the minimum wage as many people can't get a job because of it. When I was a kid I remember going into a McDonalds and seeing someone go around cleaning tables. Don't see it much anymore in many restaurants. A restaurants can hire someone for a few dollars an hour to go around and cleaning tables, sweeping sidewalks, etc. That gives that person a job to where, if they work hard enough, they can move up.
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  47.  @keirfarnum6811  to give you an example, I worked for free many times. I even did it when it was illegal while working for the university as an undergrad. I did it to impress my boss. As a result I went to grad school, I obtained a PhD and a high paying job. I feel others should get that opportunity and don't because of the minimum wage.
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  48.  @alobamify  you tried what? Also, the US is not Germany.
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  49.  @alobamify  what is a debunked myth?
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  50.  @alobamify  "We just saw in Germany, introducing a minimum wage did not destroy any jobs." There are other factors involved there. If the minimum wage does not destroy jobs why not a $100 an hour?
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  51.  @2510cp  " if there is no minimum wage then you can pay someone below the actual minimum wage." Ok, and? Where is the problem. If the worker agrees where is the problem?
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  52.  @alobamify  "Unfortunately many people are stuck at minimum wage jobs." Ok, how many? Also, who cares? That is on them. I mean, look at the lady in this video. She is obese. I can argue she is a strain on the healthcare system in the US.
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  53.  @alobamify  "We are talking about 30$, I'm confused, where's the 100$ coming from?" :You are saying a minimum wage does not lead to job loss. So if that is the case why not $100 an hour? Why aim low?
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  54.  @alobamify  "Just to be clear: All economists in Germany predicted mass layoff before introduction of a minimum wage. Nothing alike happened." I doubt all economists predicted that. You will be hard press to get all economists to agree on one thing. And again, other factors are at play.
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  55.  @2510cp  "not sure who will agree to $3 an hour" Sure, and that person will not work for that company. They will go someplace else.
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  56.  @knavishknight  where is the lie?
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  57.  @paddleduck5328  who is Sam? And as for Covid, man, I still see millions walking the earth. If Covid was that deadly we would know. But please, try not to change the subject.
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