I drink your milkshake! a metaphor for capitalism

rickyb

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of course he will. i didnt watch the video it just popped up and i read the headline. when you vote for corruption then the question becomes what happens when everything is a lie. can lies go on forever? or do they explode.

 
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Box Ox

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were not free
europeans are closer than us
Yeah that high unemployment makes them feel free.
some of them have lower unemployment right now than usa
Some do, but most don't. And probably not the countries you're interested in.

A country's government cheese has to be good enough for comrade Ricky before he'll bless it with his presence.
 

rickyb

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Some do, but most don't. And probably not the countries you're interested in.
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im interested.
 

Babagounj

Strength through joy
The law requires not only a $30 minimum wage by 2028, but also $8.35 hourly in required benefits spending.
The effective wage is $38.35, by 2028.

Los Angeles’s Olympic bid was contingent in part on having enough hotel rooms for athletes, spectators and officials. Hotels signed agreements guaranteeing a certain number of rooms at a given rate during the Games.

An Oxford Economics study on the mandate found that 15,000 hospitality and construction jobs would be eliminated, with $342 million in construction spending halted and nearly $170 million in tax revenue lost.
Those agreements are now at risk: Eight hotels have said they will pull out of the room plan, citing the unworkable economics of the new minimum-wage law. A hotel development that would have created 395 rooms for the Olympics was canceled. More-severe consequences are expected.
 
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