Absolutely, $20 per hour x zero hours of work per week. 😐

wtf lmao 🤡😂

Make a competitor that’s better and prove to all these company owners they’re doing it wrong

@@eastbaykidd8574 $20 per hour means more pay for those who work fast food, and more employees for local small businesses, competitors, or other industries 👍 It also means less of a grasp of fast food giants on our food supply, city landscapes, and local economies which is a win for everyone.

​​@TK-gd9td they have. You see it in other first world countries, but somehow in America. It's impossible. Infact McDonald's and other fast food stores pay a lot more, but in America where anything is possible it somehow impossible to pay a living wage.

California

FACTS 🤣

@@citylights8678 Nah, this is just about every Pizza Hut, with maybe a slight reduction in some fees, obviously. Pizza Hut has been ridiculous and greedy from day 1. Bad pizza and they expect people to pick it up only like its some bargain like Little Caesars (which is better in mine opinion).

If you are too lazy to go get it yourself then you deserve to pay.

@@KenTrosper I just hope people will support there local pizza place over the garbage they serve at Pizza Hut.

$20 is nothing...

@@DonoDono1995Right, first it was $15, now $20 but even that is "nothing." The fact is it will NEVER be enough. $1000/hour and we'd still hear that it is not a "living wage."

⁠@@robertd9850Yeah it will never be enough when cost of living keeps going up

​@@noahzero9380If I'm a business owner and the gov forced me to pay workers a. higher minimum, then I have to adjust cost to make up that shortcoming, thus pass costs onto the consumer, so yes, raise the wage, enjoy your $50 pizza, or your $20 Big Mac meal. I'm not reducing my income to pay you more. I stll need to pay a mortgage on my lakeside home and private horseback riding lessons for my daughter.

@@noahzero9380 Raising wages makes the cost of living go up.

Silly, Tell Pizza Hut to stop charging Franchisees so much Money for Rent and Product so they can afford a somewhat Living Wage for their Workers. Yum Brands Inc. said Monday its board has approved a share buyback program of up to $2 billion to be valid through June 30 of 2024. The operator of KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut restaurants, said the authorization will take effect once its current program has been exhausted

Franchisor don't charge rent...

@@mariahsmom9457 leave them be. Not many people know about franchising. Lol.

They literally don't understand how money works.

I’m surprised people still eat PizzaSlut.

Just look up what Gavin Newsom is doing for 2024, and you will understand where the financial illiteracy comes from.

@TwistyMcFisty: Most Cali folk are just like most liberal folk....they live in a bubble. No outside intelligent conversation or meaningful debate is ever needed. They live in a pretend world surrounded by celebrities and elites also living a pretend life. They are surprised because they censor or ignore facts. Once reality sets in then the feign outrage calls for more government intervention. This collective delusional thinking has been going on in Cali for quite some time. Rinse. Wash. Repeat.

So you are saying people outside California are so dumb, they don't expect a decent wage? Wow, I know you were silly, but not quite that bad.

You mean trickle up to Sacramento?

I blame the company because Pizzahut is still making billions. They can afford to pay their workers a living wage. Boohoo the shareholders. They shouldn't matter.

Voting for the same party yields authoritarian results.

Weird that we have people living in their cars but still having to go work a minimum wage job

@@IvanHernandez-fc2qd The company is not making billions in profits. The shareholders shouldn't matter? You really know nothing about business. I take it you own no stock in any business, otherwise you would know you would want your investment to grow and not decrease in value. These people get what they asked for, they wanted more money and knows a company is either going to have to raise prices big time or lay off workers.

Funny thing is, fast food is now deemed more valuable than most construction, sewage, and labor work. Despite being mind numbingly easy outside of lunch hours (even then, that is when the most employees are working).

20 an hour is like what 14-15.0 0an hour was just 3-4 years ago- 20 is nothing, corporate profits are through the roof however

@@FordFalcon1962nBlue Not quite that bad yet, but we are on the way. Regardless, I was just saying making the comparison between California's minimum wage ($16) to the arbitrary fast food, forced minimum wage of $20. So California itself has now put more value on fast food workers than actual infrastructure workers on average.

IL is still worse.

@@someone-ji2zb All those jobs in Cali pay bank. It is in the South and Midwest they don't pay as much.

I think their thought process was people making 7+ figures would be willing to settle for six figures, but let’s be real. They just do this as a result and small businesses suffer for it

Commiefornia Gov Numbskull Newsom totally enjoys destroying fast food businesses. which he hates.

@@avres13 - The mom-and-pops in the area may even benefit from offering delivery now.

The falling rate of profit in capitalism.

How about you cut those useless corporate workers wages

And it won't be good

@@xoxoxoxoxo7997 Yup. Slower, more expensive, and way more likely to have the driver taking a sample of your items.

It pretty has already done! Dominos may also do the same!

It’s worst they pay 3 dollars a delivery.

Sometimes I think the companies wrote these laws. They cut staff and now have an unlimited number of private "contractors" who don't require higher pay, supervision, health insurance and other benefits. Essentially, these soon to be unemployed Pizza Hut drivers jobs have just been outsourced....not to China but to Grub Hub and Door Dash.

Another Monopoly leaving just a few people in control

It’s the future. One day fast food will be delivered by robot couriers.

@@PauloHernandezXDthis is already happening my guy.

@@waveshadowmusic “I’ve seen the future. I can’t afford it.” -ABC (How To Be A Millionaire) Good song :3

Yes, but now pizza delivery will be an extra $15

Drivers can also milk the clock and just park and relax at $20 hr. The old method ( low hourly, plus delivery fee plus tip) incentivized productivity

@@MikeBarbarossadrivers are tracked these days, and the more time you’re on the road, the less deliveries you’ll take. So less money.

Leftists are economically illiterate. They don't understand these these restaurants make money based on economies of scale. On a per store basis, they have very low margins, and even a small increase to the minimum wage can make a location completely unprofitable.

This is a power play for Skip the Dish and Uber Eats. Nothing more.

@@chrisccc22So Uber, et al., fired those workers? Who knew.

@@Reach41Since the one guy there was working had been employed before Uber ever existed, I find that hard to believe.

Why don't these people understand, you are in business to make money! If it costs more to do business you pass the cost on to the customer. When the customer decides the cost is too much they stop buying. The workers lost their jobs, and the economy grinds to a standstill ! ! ! It's not trickle down, or up it's just simply "economics"!

​@@randymack2222 thats why minimum wage increase dont work. franchise keep losing money as theyre forced to pay more while they raise prices that make their pizza $30 when people cant even afford rent. Rent, high cost of food, gas. Wage increase just cant keep up if everything goes up. Its vicious cycle. Rinse and repeat until rich landlord become billionaire and minimum wage workers pay his bill with debt.

Some will… not all

Their right. 50 dollars for a crappy pizza is insane

Picked up my pizza yesterday on my way home at papa jons for.11$. Got home and threw it in the oven for 15 mins and enjoyed fresh hot pizza. No tips no outrageous delivery free. Stop being lazy people! 😂

@@BeastMode19799 you mean stop being stupid 🤣😹🤣

I just want to know what happened to the woman who attacked actor Charlie.

They don't understand cause the dumbing down is real with them

The democrat dream.

They offered them jobs this is about crime. Probably Insurance.

Democrats

Shareholders be like -- "Ikr? I don't see anything wrong these laws!" 🙈 Step 1: Convince mindless public to vote a bunch of mindless idiots into positions of power Step 2: Stuff their backpockets and whisper in their ears Step 3: Time to amend laws and policies to our liking Step 3: Open border and flood country with 2 million -slave workers- illegal foreign immigrants Step 4: Wipe out existing workforce with college degrees by raising minimum wage (they are too smart and entitled) Step 5: Alert our kind -slave force- aslyum seerks to come build a new life in California (raise taxes to build immigrant help centers) Step 6: 2 million idiots with no social security, legal protection, and work permits, are happy to work at $5/hour, more than they ever made back home Step 7: International charity successful and our profits have never been higher, a double whammie Step 7: 🤑💰🙌

Guys they want to be paid a fair wage.. nobody wants slave wages guys come on get with the program

Math is extremely hard for politicians !

@@stewartsmith1947 and unions

And Californians

@@jdog22c34 😂😂😂😂 ok we only have the world’s strongest economy.

@@losangeleslakers1650 that economy is hurting badly and they state is bankrupt. Thanks for proving my point.

In the UK they want £20 a pizza.. its dough, sauce and cheese ffs.. absolute rip off, the staff get nothing, the fat cats get fatter..

finally someone gets it. im tired of explaining this to stupid liberals

You make to much sense 😂

And those poor corporations who have been gouging those franchise owners to get their profits are just the innocent ones right? Special kind of stupid to simp for corporations over the working class folks. 🤦🏻‍♂️

@@streettoughfighting well thoses franchisees dont have to buy a franchise. they can start their own place

@sgtjoesmith yep and that’s what will happen when these corporations finally go out of business, capitalism isn’t about protecting the poor corporations and their record profits year after year into eternity. Citizens should support each other not corporations. 👍

Protip, stop paying for garbage

and today's quality of ingredients in a whole other conversation

We never needed junk food at every corner. I hope these people can find better jobs and pursue better life-styles. When stores shut down as a result of covid many employees received the opportunity to get trained in a career trade if enough places lay off their team and people express to the unemployment office the need. Let's make our economy and lifestyles better with less junk choices.

​@endofdaysanarchy its called a family order 🥴

Biden destroyed everything fast

Reality and the economy have changed with time and years

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣No, you are just clinging to an out dated Myth🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Best thing you can do to derisk is diversify.

Its unclear which stocks and sectors will lead the market in the next uptrend. It is advisable to diversify while retaining 70-80% in secure investments. looking at your budget, you should consider financial advisory.

A good number of people discredit the effectiveness of financial advisors, but over the past 10years I've had a an advisor consistently restructure and diversify my portfolio/expenses and I've made over $3million in gains... might not be a lot but i find myself secure financially

Being heavily liquid, I'd rather not reinvent the wheel. Since this strategy works for you, how can I contact your advisor?

Samuel Peter Descovich is the analyst that helps me. He has a large following and is easily found online. He has extensive understanding as I have made so much since following him.

Do you blame mainstream media for your sad life?

and at the same time, there are hundreds of thousands of new jobs being created

@@knockout9446 ??

@@badactor3440 but nowhere near the numbers being lost. It's all bread and circus 🎪

​@@badactor3440 By what companies

If you can't pay your workers a living wage you don't deserve to own a business.

​@@ryder4508California is a lost cause.

@@Losttimes1992 facts need more living wage jobs!

@@Losttimes1992 I'm not arguing that. 😅

@@ryder4508when it gets to a 35% unemployment rate I would like to see what catch phrase you come up with then 😂

You realize are economy has collapsed? You keep listening to experts , your job is probably next

Picked up my pizza yesterday on my way home at papa jons for.11$. Got home and threw it in the oven for 15 mins and enjoyed fresh hot pizza. No tips no outrageous delivery free. Stop being lazy people! 😂

That's a lie. Many company's pay above minimum way and still profit billions. In n out pays way above minimum wage and have been for years and they still profit. Everything has too do with greed stock buy backs and keeping the stock holder happy.

It only takes a monkey to see what happened in Seattle would happen in Kalifornia. Thanks Gav!

@@encinobalboa what happen in Seattle last time. You been watching fox news to much. Have you been to red states. Have you been to Alabama, Mississippi lousina,, Missouri. I mean stop listening to the propaganda. I'm a Tennessee resident who has travel all over the US and let me tell you the south got some very ugly shitty places compare to california or Washington for that matter.

Well in Canada a year ago it was that for a double big mac meal.

These companies are just greedy. Look at other countries where McDonalds pays a living wage such as Denmark and their prices are still manageable.

Nah, In N Out still charging cheaper prices in California then there Idaho locations. These corporations are literally just dumb and shitty. They can't make a profit without stealing there workers wages. You're just falling for what corporations want you to believe.

​@@IvanHernandez-fc2qdBig mac in Denmark is 88 KR. So about 8.9 USD. Big mac in US is $5.36 in some states like Texas. So yes youre paying more due to higher wages. When wage increase, prices increase.

​@@IvanHernandez-fc2qdSo do you think Mcdonalds sends all of it's franchise owner thousands of dollars to pay it's employees? Cuz they don't the franchise owner has to pay the employees out of store profits. THAT STORES PROFITS. So if you want then to make 20$ an hour you need to pay 20$ for every big mac you eat. Or else how will that store be able to afford overhead on the restaurant? Food, cleaning, repair, just keeping the lights on all cost money. When you say big corporate what you mean right now is small franchise owner. Apparently that franchise owner should suffer and struggle so you can get they cheap pizza right?

If you cannot pay your Workers a Living Wage you don't deserve to have a Business. Tell Pizza Hut to stop charging Franchisees so much Money for Rent and Product so they can afford a somewhat Living Wage for their Workers. Yum Brands Inc. said Monday its board has approved a share buyback program of up to $2 billion to be valid through June 30 of 2024. The operator of KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut restaurants, said the authorization will take effect once its current program has been exhausted

Yeah, we quit Pizza Hut. Their food isn't as good anymore. They charge too much for pizza. So, we are learning how to make it at home. Not paying (nearly) $8 bucks for delivery.

Yeah I used to love pizza but when I was a kid, haven't had it in years 😭

​@@The_QuaaludeThat's only natural, kids have terrible taste. As long as it's full of carbs, kids will eat it.

Lol you plebs are obsessed with your little tips. "Omg nooo not my heckin tiparoo!!1"

It's hilariously sad that people think a massive chain like Pizza Hut that has already cut out tons of workers over the decades while increasing productivity, can't pay their remaining employees halfway livable wages. They can, they just don't want to. There should be grave penalties for these harmful moves that are clearly attempting to bypass the law. News flash, if someone can't afford to pay their employees livable wages, they can't afford to run a business. Just like I can't buy a Porsche if I can't afford one. Relying on slave labor under the guise that fast food workers are 'unskilled' and therefore deserve to live in poverty so big chains can keep their massive, record-breaking profits is such a disgusting notion.

If there gonna be government min wage there needs to be government minimum prices

@@SgtJoeSmith Interesting: minimum prices but not maximum prices - welcome $18 Big Macs everywhere!

The option is cook your own food.

@@DM-hw4cr Lol. The companies behind fast food are banking on the addictive nature of fast food to keep customers coming in. But with rising price of fast food you might as well go to a regular sit down restaurant for more tasty and better food.

Exactly. Cause and effect.

yep and the influx and competition from contractor drivers will drive the prices down for us. maybe we will get our food while its still hot now cause 30 people will be sitting in a parking lot waiting for an order instead of 1 guy picking what order will make him the most money and declining the rest.

lol you'll get knock on effects that will create higher prices you slob@@SgtJoeSmith

Give us a good tip and we can deliver it too

@@HalGio1988 I've seen many videos of you guys aggressively demanding gratitude... and one guy actually destroying a customer's order upon delivery.

Give us a good service and have my correct order and temperature right and you will get one.

They haven't raised minimum wage to adjust for inflation in over 13 years. Even at $20 dollars and hour people are still earning less than they did 30 years ago when you account for inflation. It sounds crazy but it's true.

Yea, that is the sad truth. A masonry tender could afford a mortgage before the age of 25 back in the 90s. Now the same job wont even let you rent a garbage apartment on the worst side of town.

Mmmm

Those so called "politicians" are brainless, that's all I can say.

and those that didnt lose their job are now in a higher tax bracket and will have to pay 30% higher rent and prices across the board too.

@@SgtJoeSmith At least the tax bracket wad adjusted a couple months back to be a bit more forgiving.. still not good though

Because frozen pizza is ass.

Just say you weren't cut-out for California, it's okay sir. Imagine, being a grown-ass adult getting a hard-on over something like this. You need a hug don't ya son?! lol

Democratic rule

Yet, red states have some of the lowest minimum wage and highest poverty rates in the country. You get what you vote for haha

The sad truth is that people shouldn't need to be warned over simple mathematics. If the average amount of money people make goes up, then prices will, without a doubt, also go up. There are only a finite amount of things; supply and demand is a core principle because it is a reality. Common sense stuff

If they can't draw unemployment benefits then technically they are not unemployed

No one warned anyone so thumbs down.

@@steelionx9255 we get tired of arguing with you dem wits, it's always but Trump and orange man bad . Do everyone a favor this year and turn off CNN.

No they Don't, Tell Pizza Hut to stop charging Franchisees so much Money for Rent and Product so they can afford a somewhat Living Wage for their Workers. Yum Brands Inc. said Monday its board has approved a share buyback program of up to $2 billion to be valid through June 30 of 2024. The operator of KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut restaurants, said the authorization will take effect once its current program has been exhausted

@bargdaffy1535 - There's no skill involved in Pizza delivery. Get an education and make a career for yourself. Deliver pizzas while getting that education.

@@hokeywolf3416Actually my first Six Months at Ohio State I did Deliver Pizza's for Pizza City, paid for all my Beer Money and I got two Professional Degrees to Boot with minimal Educational Loans. But that was back in the Late '70s' and Early '80s' we live in a different world now Boomer. 🤣🤣🤣🤣Keep up.

@@hokeywolf3416 Great, Pizza Hut will have to go through Door Dash for Delivery and their Prices will really go through the Roof, 100% increase in price right off the Bat. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@bargdaffy1535 do you deliver pizzas now with your degrees? It's not a career job is my main point. Keep up.

I bet they still can get frozen pizzas from grocery store for less than $10.

whos pooping in whos mouth?

Won't have to look too hard, somehow other chains and even other pizza huts aren't doing this. It might lead to higher prices, for someone working in LA this is a 19% pay increase so that probably translates to less than $1/hr. Pizza hut will lose more than that when customers go elsewhere

Other states are doing it, too. It's not thanks California...it's more like thanks corporate greed. The companies need to WAKE UP.

Hard left,democrats,know not what they do,G0D please forgive them.. or not🤷

Well if a job cant support the standard of living go ahead and lay them off they could care less 😂

No, politicans know what they are doing. BUYING VOTERS. They always try to solve an issue without thinking the the consequences as if it's an after thought if at all. They als always make solutions without thinking it all the way thru.

Most people see these issues as one thing is either good or bad. They aren't intelligent enough to understand most of the cascading effects decisions have.

15 An hour and 25 hours a week and driving his own car putting his own gas in and everything else that comes with owning your own car. Also if you don't tell your insurance company that you're using your car for commercial purposes they will drop you right away. It really is a joke having to use your own car to do this type of work nowadays. I'm old enough to remember when places used to have their own delivery vehicles and multiple ones too and yet now they've learned that that's very expensive and they would rather have the employee take on that expense. Heaven forbid compensating them for the use of their private vehicle to help my business all for minimum wage.

Right... a president is responsible. What would trump do? Bankruptcy... again....

​@@Look_What_You_Didrent free

​@@Look_What_You_Didwe didn't have bankruptcy under trump. He actually was helped fix the deficit. This is all newsome who is screwing up Cali. And Biden lacks protecting the border.

The worst part is that too many workers in entry-level jobs want their jobs to become a long-term career path and that is not how it works.

Eh, people way too deep now. Government assistance, minimum wage, social justice infecting work places... it is all a crap show and people don't seem to want to look for answers, because it would bring their own morality into question.

Hey buddy let me fill you in on a little secret..prices have been going up without having to pay employees a good wage.. so wtf are u even talking about ?????

You can always buy 1 yourself and deliver your own pizzas😂

@@hermeskino711you feel good about yourself yet?

Stop being a sissy about it.. you want your pizza just pick it up simple. No big deal

Well houses are $800,000 you need at least $20 an hour to live in one . Whoever thought that was a good idea..

😂😂😂😂

​@wayneroberts6642 $20/hr for a $800,000 house? What type of math is that? No wonder Americans continue spending beyond their wage with the math you just did.

ESPECIALLY , WHEN THEY CANT EVEN GET THE ORDERS RIGHT!

those professionals now make minimum wage. think about that. 4 years of college to end up at min wage 10 years later making the same as the 16 year old pizza boy.

Uh, are you seriously suggesting hard work? You know that will make the snowflakes melt, right?

Tell all the 40 50 year olds working in these jobs to quit then, these jobs supposed to be high school jobs

@@bud_kleric2771 Most employers are elated to hire a 40 - 50 year old. They have a harder work ethic. Gen Z are entitled whiners who are too lazy to even bother to apply for a job online. I'm retired and am 55. I get requests all the time to apply for many part-time jobs by former employers and by businesses that I patronize quite often.

@@bud_kleric2771 - Because high school kids don't want to work any more.

Those jobs were middle class before trickledown economics. Adjusted for real inflation those same jobs paid well over what they are now...

Those fast food chains make far more than enough to pay their employees 20 bucks in Los Angeles county. You must be from a county that doesn't make the money LA nakes

@@user-io3zd1qs1h um no. i actually am from la county. Try again

@@user-io3zd1qs1h You have NO idea how expensive it is to run a LEGITIMATE storefront fast food business in Los Angeles County, Rents/leases, property taxes, insurance costs are through the roof.

I'm an emt and we get paid like shit since like forever. It's ridiculous. Even emts can't afford a decent living with that wage. So this 20$ hike is nothing for everyone. Food and cost of living will go up no matter what. It's inevitable. All other states will be the same. It's just california is already known to be an expensive state to live in.

​@@Phillipnoogenit's expensive due to self inflicted wounds regarding their politics....and the nice weather I'm sure.

Yeah but your forgot the fact that this country isn’t charity. Just because what emts do for a living is perceived as good doesn’t mean there is an driving economic force behind the industry. Shitty pizza on the other hand…

I've stopped buying fruits and vegetables from California .... prices have become too inflated.

​@@rayrussell6258I just buy less. Wastes less food in garbage that way too.

The wages should have been steadily increasing with the cost of everything else. So now they have to it all at once. Lesson learned the hard way.

@@BigBadJerryRogers inflating minimum wage solves nothing, whether its done frequently or infrequently. Inflation merely makes more inflation.

@@rayrussell6258 not if it's done at a more equitable pace. You expect the cost of everything else to continue rising while the minimum wage remains fixed in perpetuity to be a story of success? Try massive eventual systemic collapse.

All the pearl-clutching is because a direct transfer of payment to labor is a direct transfer from profit. It ends up being a shake-out from the companies that are willing to cut the fat and those that won't. A company doesn't necessarily have to raise prices if they get rid of the worthless layers of overpaid management or any other inefficiency in the business model. If it puts companies out of business to pay a marginal living wage then I have no sympathy. The market will adapt.

$2000 a month rent for those jobless pizza boys. more homeless drug addicts to join the streets now. walk up to a homeless man in cali in 5 years and he will tell you about the good ole days of delivering pizza or 10 an hour in his 400 a month apartment he shared with a coworker.

@@SgtJoeSmith yeah sucks the cost of living is so high in these blue cities . They claim to “ care “ but their policies are everything so expensive . Not to mention taxed out of your mind … where do those wonderful state taxes go in CA.., the state is horribly run . Cost of living isn’t out of control in many states . Maybe they should look at their disgusting policies as the cause .

@@SgtJoeSmith I see you are a fellow vet ! Hope your new year is going well brother ! Just got out of the SEAL Teams myself 👍🇺🇸

@AverageJoe483 tax dollars are going to feed and provide needles to homeless in Cali cause they weren't smart enough and got priced out of the work force. Tell your kids to learn to cut grass or weld for fix stuff if they don't want to be homeless. I'm making 150 an hour from home fixing lawn mowers in Arkansas down the street from Walmart home office. 200 an hour welding. 45 now. Semi retired at 40 after making $2 million cutting grass and landscaping that I started with my dad when I was in 4th grade. Only work half the year. Got 18 cars and trucks. Been offering employees 100 an hour but too hard they cry. So they go do door dash and beg democrats to make door dash pay them more. I haven't advertised in 10 years and can't keep up with work. Going up to 160 an hour now. Probably be at 175 in a year. I'm getting 7 a mile round trip to pick up or deliver. Do the math on that. 30 mph average speed. 30 miles in an hour for 7 an hour is $200+ an hour to be an Uber driver for lawn mowers in my 99 s10 I got for $4k 15 years ago and put 50k miles on it mowing with it. Money to be made for people not lazy. I got few e-commerce sites too on side. If someone still working at mcdonalds or delivering pizza at 40 then they really plucked up along the way

@@SgtJoeSmith exactly .. those that make policy don’t know the pains if what it takes to start and maintain a business . They are out of touch and can’t empathize . They have become career politicians that thing funding is unlimited because they spend other people’s money. Not money they earned . They don’t feel the pain of fraud, waste, or abuse . They keep getting funding regardless .

That’s what happens when corporate America slashes all form of middle management positions and rape the life out of a unionized workforce

Thats cap cuz fast food places had to stay open during school hours so adults were working there

@@ZerospawnnMostly retirees, criminals, and mentally challenged people. Stop acting like fast food is a career simp.

lol i know. remember when someone pumped your gas too? imagine paying $30 a gallon so some 35 year old that could be doing construction but is too lazy can make $25 an hour pumping your gas

@@SgtJoeSmiththat actually was a thing?wtf

when You are free, You mean? :|

They don't that's the plan.

Those fast food chains make far more than enough to pay their employees 20 bucks in Los Angeles county. You must be from a county that doesn't make the money LA nakes

yeah we need a living wage too!

They been doing it. In and out does it near me they been thriving for years. Pizza hut is cheap.

@@user-io3zd1qs1hhow much is pizza in la? I live about one hour away and dominos charges 15 bucks for a large pizza which is pretty cheap. How much is rent for a spot like this? I know in Palm Springs for some locations to do business it’s 10k a month and it’s not even near down town where all the people are at. How much to pay for utilities? How many employees do they have? How much is insurance? Plus a bunch of other payments. How long does it take to make 1 pizza and how many do they have to make to break even. Some businesses will fail and close down while others will survive and raise prices.

You represent why education is so important. You need it... badly.

But but but but tax the rich , remember?😂😂😂😂

​@@I_Dont_Answer_Questionswhy would I run a business with only 2% profit margin when I could put it in the bank earning 5% risk free? You don't understand business at all.

​@@I_Dont_Answer_Questions Hey get a job as a tiktok influencer thats a lucrative field

@@I_Dont_Answer_Questions OH youre SO SMART I bet you have a masters in economics Ive got to get that list going 😄😄😄

Do you understand that important factors like inflation are tracked? We can literally look and prove you are wrong. Why can't you?

wage inflation, can only pay so much for somebody to drive food to people.

@@dontaskquestions. Oh I like me some numbers. The price of everything in the grocery store, gas, building materials, ect are all higher in 2018 than they were in..... 2015.

Biden said that inflation is all-time low! 🤣

stop talking @@I_Dont_Answer_Questions

At $20 an hour they should be able to afford the steak house

Amen.

But they are not stepping stone jobs anymore. They haven't been for the past 25+ years. Many people do these jobs for a living. That's the reality, while you're living in the past. I wish it wasn't the case, but it is.

It's funny how you think 20.00 per hour is a lot of money in California.

​@@thehighllama8101they are if you have no motivation to better yourself

@@thehighllama8101 no one has a gun pointed to their head to make them work jobs meant for teenagers! True the companies are at fault for relying on hiring one immigrant than hiring 3 local teenagers because it’s easier to schedule! The money was all the same. Now you hear people complain that they can’t afford to raise a family on a fast food job! You watch how fast the fast food industry will implode and collapse in the next 3 years! Prices are ridiculous now, imagine come April 1st !!

@@ryder4508 it’s not! But it’s an unskilled stepping -stone job for young people to learn punctuality, teamwork, responsibility so they can move on to something bigger and better! The immigrants that do most of those jobs now didn’t even have jobs where they came from much less make $20 an hour there!!

You mean the shitty quality pizza wasn't enough to get you to stop ordering it? lol

Nah, that's just the business making up a dumbass business fee to tact on the your delivery. You know how many deliver receipts I have and none of them say, "California business fee". Pizza Hut has been notoriously shitty to its employees. Charging delivery fees that don't go to its drivers. This was controversial before all this $20 an hour bullshit they are trying scapegoat for their failing business model.

If you can't afford to pay a few bucks more an hour than your business sucks anyway.

People see the brand and think they're rich, they have the money. The franchisee has to pay a fee to the parent company for the franchise and they have to pay all of the expenses, including labor and taxes. There's no big pot of money in the company office. These businesses will go through millions of dollars over years before they see a single dime of profit. Ask people if they will pay a big increase for the cost of the product and they'll say sure. But in reality it never happens. The customers will find a cheaper alternative. The government can mandate a 50 dollar an hour wage if they want. The true minimum wage is always zero. Fast food chains are already looking at robots and other technology to replace workers. You get paid according to the value you bring to an employer. The government increasing the cost does not increase the value the worker brings.

@@larrypatty8333Maybe they shouldn’t invest in these mediocre franchisees then

@@ryder4508 Always the backseat drivers with these comments 🤔

@@beelikemizu604 You know those franchise owners would pay 3.00 per hour if they could get away with it.

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