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  12.  @pavango3812  I know that this is going to sound redundant but.....a BIG BUT......you need ID to work. You need a social security number. If you don't have one, you can't file your income taxes. You could have thousands of dollars owing to you and you can't get it because YOU DON'T HAVE A SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER. What kind of an idiot would do that? If you're working and you don't have a SS#, you're working illegally. You can't pay taxes. A drug dealer or a pimp doesn't need an SS#. A clerk at a 7/11 has one. If you want a drink, just one, you need ID. You need it to buy cigarettes. You need ID to open a bank account. To pick up a package at the Post Office, YOU NEED ID. If, for some weird reason, like you've never worked, had a bank account, have never smoked or drank alcohol, never travelled so you don't have a passport, don't have a driver's licence, never had a student card, never applied for welfare, have never needed to see a doctor, never had a Credit Card, never used food stamps or have NEVER, in your life, had to prove who you are....you can STILL get an ID, FREE of charge, from the Georgia government. If you can't get a FREE ID before the 2022 election, then I'm sorry to accuse you of not wanting to vote all that badly. This idea that needing to show ID suppresses voting is the most spurious argument that I've heard in a long time and deep down you know it. This is all about tribal politics. In fact, the claim that showing ID to vote is the real racist claim. Black people aren't little children. They do the same things that everyone else does. They're cops, doctors, teachers, mailmen, nurses, store clerks, government workers, carpenters and accountants.....JUST LIKE WHITE PEOPLE. They're adults. Quit treating them like children.
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  26.  @Kefka2010  I'm Canadian. There are a little over 35 million of us. We have a tacit agreement that we will work together under certain principles and guidelines to build for ourselves a better life. Part of that is setting policy for immigration that would best suit our Canadian association so that it benefits all within that association. Without guidelines, immigration could run amok and a country could be overwhelmed socially and economically. Worse, we'd lose control over you would enter and if their intentions were good or bad. That's why we insist on applications to immigrate here, a resume, if you will. That's all we ask. That's all the American government asks. However, illegals don't want to apply. They just want to enter. It'd be like a new employee insisting that he doesn't have to submit a resume. Just start working and get paid, whether qualified or not. They want to come and we have to provide them with the means to survive until they get on their feet.....if ever. What a great idea. Also, I have been to the States and have had to show my ID, a number of times. I had to show my passport and once I left it behind and my dad (he had his) had to go to the place we were staying and get it for me, before they'd let me go. Why were we detained? Ontario plates. I had my Canadian driver licence but that wasn't good enough. It was inconvenient but it wasn't the end of the world. Half hour later I was on my way. It wasn't the end of the world for these ladies either. All they had to do was show their ID and away they went. Not that horrible. They just made a big deal about nothing.
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  28.  @diamondsfurez7456  I'm a bartender right now and I'm going to Costa Rica in January. I'm being accompanied 3 other waiting staff. I don't own my own home but they all do. I worked with a guy that bought a beautiful waterfront home which was paid off when he retired. If you work at a moderately successful business and get in 30 hours a week, you'll do just fine and as well as any factory worker. I've worked a 7 hour Friday night shift and have taken home almost 400 dollars in tips. Right now, I make minimum wage. If you upped my hourly to minimum wage, I wouldn't make 1 cent more and if that were to take the place of tips, I would take a huge cut in pay. The biggest issue waiting staff have isn't how much they make while working but how owners won't give them enough hours. Most waiting staff are always moving around in attempts to get more hours. I could get by on a 25 hr workweek but anything over 30 is great. I don't think I know any waiting staff that get 40 hours a week which is the norm in manufacturing and construction. Hours are a constant complaint and owners use them to discipline workers or give them shifts that aren't as busy. Exchanging 8 hours of good hours for 8 hours of bad ones could cost you well over 100 dollars. This whole tip thing is just another way for champagne liberals to feel good about themselves without even having to talk to staff any more than they have to. There's a saying among waiting staff. "The size of the tip is directly proportional to the cut of the customer's clothes". What they mean is that the more expensive their clothes, the worse the tip you can expect to receive. Blue collar workers tip the best. Business types are stingy and rude.
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  39. gwanael34 I know of places where they get no wages at all and people would do anything to work there but no one ever quits. I work as a bartender right now and get paid 12.50 and hour and that's not bad but it's not a living wage where I live. I more than double that most nights and would't be able to live if it weren't for the tips. What small business owner is going to pay 30 bucks an hour for help. These aren't all big conglomerates. I work for a small, hole in the wall pub, owned by a married couple, and it's not a gold mine by any stretch of the imagination. Even at 3 bucks an hour wage, I'd still be approaching at least 18 to 20 bucks an hour on average. Not great but not bad. Like it or not, take away tipping and we WOULD be making sweat shop wages. Anyone that would guilt trip to get tips is a lousy server. A busy establishment attracts customers and we will make up your decision to not tip over the evening. I tip cabbies quite generously as well. I live on a long driveway and this one cabbie would drop me off on the street, even when it was raining. I never tipped him. He told his fellow cabbies I was a cheap SOB and they all laughed at him and told him that it was him that was the lazy SOB and I always tipped them. Next time I drew him as a cabbie, he drove me to my door and I tipped him. I didn't know that he'd been told yet and was informed a couple of weeks later. You get what you pay for and you pay for what you get. You just don't like parting with your money.
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