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I don't care what you call it, but you need to have a skill acquired over time that is worth paying for. Prove you can be reliable making burritos for 6 months, move up to waiting tables at chili's for a couple years, work your way into bartending, get promoted to manager, etc.
sorry, I wasnt arguing with you. Just commenting a different opinion on the perception that people only buy B&J when on sale. Overall, my original comment was based on the discussion earlier around people spending more money for the same/similar product bc it was their friends shop or a local place vs a big box store like walmart. I was using BJ as a company people would pay a premium for b/c they like generally like the company's social stance. Their sales show that (coupon or not) they are a strong premium brand over others in the category.
I understand that part, but it's really a deflection back to "get a career, not just a job". There aren't enough "careers", or "jobs we approve as worthy of supporting a family", to go around. Now what?
What?
We're off track a bit by now. This all started with "those jobs aren't meant to be permanent or support a family, they're meant to be part time for a kid in school, so they don't need decent, family-supporting wages".
I would rephrase that and describe them as "a place to start", "entry level". Certainly would never expect them to be family supporting.
I would imagine crepes would be a sellable skill. At least outside of europe. With some luck you might tutn this into reasonable $.
OK. And my point is that if you eliminate the jobs that you don't consider worthy, there aren't enough remaining jobs to go around to support all the families. What should we do?
Are you stating this as fact? Are there numbers to go with this?
I dont' think that's an absurd concept. There is birth control after all.
You must be kidding. You can't honestly think people are going to weigh their options on every kid entering the World, that's an impossibility and you know it. I think it's great you did plan ahead but c'mon Mat you can't be serious.
This is extremely common in Cali. Most restaurants are having to self limit capacity and leave whole sections of tables open yet there on a wait due to short staffing. It’s severely hurting the recovery of these business.
You seem to accept that we did it, but then call it an impossibility. You lost me there.
You must be kidding. You can't honestly think people are going to weigh their options on every kid entering the World, that's an impossibility and you know it. I think it's great you did plan ahead but c'mon Mat you can't be serious.
I do try to as much as possible. Many smaller businesses cannot compete in pricing, but make it up in customer service.
Maybe women's studies of other useless degrees. In my case the indoctrination was in mechanics, thermodynamics, and materials.
It's only the biggest life event one can have. If you're single - you should think hard about it. If you're relying on Medicaid to birth a child, you should really think about your financial capability to raise that child. Etc.
You must be kidding. You can't honestly think people are going to weigh their options on every kid entering the World, that's an impossibility and you know it. I think it's great you did plan ahead but c'mon Mat you can't be serious.
Puts into some context the "sides" are arguing these days and their half truths not focused on the big picture.
