This here. THIS is the best Jetta ad of all time. 1999.

Wait, the case is called Frank v Bird? I think I’ve seen footage from arbitration.

The whole point of any economy is that if it isn’t profitable, eventually the worker will stop doing it. But that’s not the point here. California (and a lot of other states) decided that a race to the bottom on wages and working conditions wasn’t in the best interest of society, and enacted labor laws.

In many instances, however, collecting a particular scooter turns out not to be possible or takes an excessive amount of time, (... a bunch of whining ...), earning little to no money for all their time worked.

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I can’t find a single cohesive definition for “employee” at the Federal or State level that covers these people.

Hell, it doesn’t even pass a quick sniff test.

-They have no set hours
-They have no set location
-They have no manager, supervisor, etc
-They…

I really like how they’ve rearranged the deck chairs. Very nice.

I love Chick-fil-A articles because of all the wailing and gnashing of teeth that will ensue in the comment section.

I’m sure they changed a lot of minds.

How Am I the first one here with this? 

Thank you. This isn’t the first time that Comrade Shilling has lobbed out the “labor deserves everything it creates” line.

1st Gear:

Not American and don’t follow your lower tier politicians much.

What’s ironic, is that you seem to have trouble reading. He/she wasn’t commenting on how she’s going to pay for this. They were taking a dig at one of the completely moronic things she has said in the past.

Keep the kinja-required political bull elsewhere please

She is irrelevant. She is a very junior member of a very large house positing a plan that no senior member of Congress is going to follow. She can list plans that say anything and no one is going to listen.

Occassional Cortex is irrelevant. What she believes or plans has no bearing outside the four walls of her office where reality exists. Inside are where the unicorns and fairy dust and 21 trillion pentagon dollars are just taking up space waiting to be spent.

Can I propose an alternative solution?  Why don’t automakers just have it be an option across the range (assuming it fits the various engines) and charge extra for it to cover the engineering costs?  Who wouldn’t be willing to shell out an extra $500 or so to have the option of having a manual?

Sometimes the emissions are worth it. This is one of those times.

When the German Autobahn falls, all hope is lost.

your mother would be so disappointed in you.