minimum wage and job loss

[XeBrandon]

Lol there are still a ton of states that have no minimum wage or the federal minimum wage. $7.25 an hour. That's the case for the entire southeast besides Florida.

https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/minimum-wage/state

The only perk of living in these places as opposed to say Florida, where i am from, is the cost of rent is SUPER CHEAP. My city in FL a bare minimum apartment is like $1200 but in say NC $900/month rent can get you a pretty nice house

[agent006140]

When I was in NYC,I met a lady who lived with her daughter and her family,she has no skill,speak no English ,she worked in Chinatown,bring her own lunch and tea bag,for a sweatshop.
Her job is to pull a plastic bag over a piece of garment before they sent them to the dept store ,she gets 7-9 pennies for doing so.
It aint that easy,if you have to do 50 to make $5.
She grossed over $7,take away subway tokens for elderly,she gets between $5-$6.
She does this a few times a week and get $35,not bad for an old lady,AND THERE is waiting list if she decides to quit.

[cricket901662]

Wtf is goin on in here ho cked:

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by XeBrandon

Lol there are still a ton of states that have no minimum wage or the federal minimum wage. $7.25 an hour. That's the case for the entire southeast besides Florida.

https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/minimum-wage/state

The only perk of living in these places as opposed to say Florida, where i am from, is the cost of rent is SUPER CHEAP. My city in FL a bare minimum apartment is like $1200 but in say NC $900/month rent can get you a pretty nice house

I dont understand why they dont build more studio apartments,the bedroom is a waste if you are single.
Some have a walkin closet,so here is the bedroom !