you suck

you are a terrible person

Nailed it.

ya there you go lets heckle the daughter of POTUS while she is with her two kids!!! great idea!!!

weird example as Peter Thiel was one of the few Silicon Valley elite who predicted a Trump victory

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can’t hurt that miller has an exponentially better secondary forcing QBs to hold onto the ball longer

Ohhh ok. Good talking with you

I’m sorry I don’t understand what you are asking with that “?”. You asked a question and I provided statistical evidence to show that a large amount of open jobs do indeed exist.

Stop putting words in my mouth.

Um there are over 5 million in job openings right now. See Labor Department JOLTS survey.

You do understand that a 20% increase in prices is a significant event right? The Federal Reserve targets 2% and hyperinflation would result in a series of significant increases in interest rates which would severely crimp economic activity and investment. Exactly how this plays out is anyone’s guess but a $15/hr…

“It’s naive to think that mom and pop are fine now and will be undone when the per hour rises.”

hyperinflation is not how you achieve “astounding economic growth”

difference being that just about anyone can work fast food whereas your graduate degree likely qualifies you for a very specific and skilled occupation (aka higher paying)

a) Novel idea - how about instead of fighting for a $15 wage how about trying to get a better job *gasp*?

I’m not saying you are wrong, but there does need to be some incentive (aka wiggle room) for individuals and/or companies to open stores. Perhaps you disagree but someone taking on the risk to open a business is doing it with an eye towards the potential of significant profits but is also exposed to the chances of…

We are definitely overdue for a raise in the minimum wage. $15 would be a shock to the labor market though. Not to mention the potential impact on inflation.

The assumption that millions of people “have to make a living” via such jobs is a major part of the issue.

What’s frustrating is economists who act like economics is a science when in fact they have no clue (see Phillips curve, NIRP).