Jan 31, 2021·1 reply
999WrldThere’s zero reason why I fast food job literally providing food to hundreds of people shouldn’t pay enough to live comfortably off of
Then America has this weird notion of certain jobs deserving less pay than others
I somewhat agree but I think it depends. I think a job should enable you to have access to housing, food, utilities, and healthcare as a minimum.
If you give a fast food worker the same lifestyle as a dr. What’s the incentive to be a dr?
- Jan 31, 2021·1 reply
I will say working a fast food job this summer while depressed made me a lot more understanding of food service jobs
I was never disrespectful but was very ignorant of the stress and disrespect that comes with it, I’m glad I got a fresh perspective
Jan 31, 2021the endGive us Australian wages
Yeah it’s good but trying living Sydney or Melbourne
It’s literally as expensive as NY, LA, London
- Jan 31, 2021·2 repliesthe end
Give us Australian wages
What’s that like
- Jan 31, 2021999Wrld
What’s that like
Ask @EuroNymous or @yesac
- Jan 31, 2021999Wrld
What’s that like
I work casual at fast food restaurant I get paid i say double the amount the minimum wage in USA also zero tips
Pretty sure minimum wage is around 15-16usd when we take currency exchange rate in consideration
Take consideration I live in Sydney and it’s one most expensive cities in the world like NYC or LA level expensive
- Jan 31, 2021999Wrld
You have genuinely one of the worst takes on this site consistently
Idiot
so you think current min wage workers should be getting $100k a year?
please let me know what you think nurses and surgeons should be getting then. I gotta see this
- Jan 31, 2021
ThizzI make 50k and it’s still a struggle in California lol
I make 50k in ohio and im comfortable
- Jan 31, 2021
ZezimaNot true unless you working remotely. Most places with a cheaper cost of living is too account for the low quality of jobs and pay in that area. Moving somewhere cheaper usually involves a huge pay cut unless you are one of the few people who have the blessing of working remotely.
Cheaper COL does not equal better. I come from cheap Tennessee where it was a struggle to ever have much of anything because of terrible pay for most sectors in combination with natural rising COL.
Now I live in Denver with a much higher COL but I make way more money and have a lot more left over even with the more expensive bills.
It’s a lot more to it than just the COL so please don’t be naive and think that’s solves everything.
bro it's easy just make more money
- Jan 31, 2021Thizz
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Jan 31, 2021·1 replyflackojodyeI’m 25 and make 72K without bonus and i still feel broke, that’s how I know there’s a problem
My homie same age in investment banking morgan stanley in NY is making 140K base with a 100% matching bonus bruh that’s nuts
F*** i shoulda studied financing more
- Jan 31, 2021·1 replyBo Ceephus
F*** i shoulda studied financing more
You don’t need to study finance to work on Wall Street
There are English majors from Ivy leagues that get wall streets jobs
Finance isn’t hard bro, most of the concepts can be learned within a week. Anything else is learned on the job
- Jan 31, 2021Zezima
Not true unless you working remotely. Most places with a cheaper cost of living is too account for the low quality of jobs and pay in that area. Moving somewhere cheaper usually involves a huge pay cut unless you are one of the few people who have the blessing of working remotely.
Cheaper COL does not equal better. I come from cheap Tennessee where it was a struggle to ever have much of anything because of terrible pay for most sectors in combination with natural rising COL.
Now I live in Denver with a much higher COL but I make way more money and have a lot more left over even with the more expensive bills.
It’s a lot more to it than just the COL so please don’t be naive and think that’s solves everything.
It just depends
For example, Houston is super cheap to live in if you’re outside the 610 loop. Oil and Gas jobs paid and still pay a s*** ton of money, but the industry is definitely uncertain. COVID has and will continue to sheer people away from Oil and Gas, so Houston is f***ed
Jan 31, 2021·1 replySHAQUILLEI somewhat agree but I think it depends. I think a job should enable you to have access to housing, food, utilities, and healthcare as a minimum.
If you give a fast food worker the same lifestyle as a dr. What’s the incentive to be a dr?
I mean if you want to become a doctor bc they get paid a lot of money do you really want to be a doctor? or do you wanna be rich?
- Jan 31, 2021·1 replyflackojodye
You don’t need to study finance to work on Wall Street
There are English majors from Ivy leagues that get wall streets jobs
Finance isn’t hard bro, most of the concepts can be learned within a week. Anything else is learned on the job
Too bad im not trying to go to wall street
- Jan 31, 2021·1 replyBo Ceephus
Too bad im not trying to go to wall street
Where you trying to go
- Jan 31, 2021·2 replieswhippet volverse
I mean if you want to become a doctor bc they get paid a lot of money do you really want to be a doctor? or do you wanna be rich?
I would say the majority of nurses and doctors would not be in that line of work if the salaries weren’t what they are
I sure as hell wouldn’t be a nurse if it didn’t get me 140k in NYC
And I would also say nurses and doctors still aren’t paid enough.
- Jan 31, 2021·1 replyflackojodye
Where you trying to go
Idk tbh. I work in television but im thinking of a career change. But id have to move far for New York
Jan 31, 2021·1 replyYo what happened to Plants? Is he good? Haven't seen him in a while
Jan 31, 2021ThizzI can see that. But I also don’t like the power being put into the college systems.
Also if minimum wage isn’t being raised regularly. Jobs paying Degree salary won’t see any promotions. There wouldn’t be a reason to raise pay if minimum is so far behind.
And I know people already struggle paying off student loans with a degree job.You would hope that college in turn would be either free or significantly cheaper than it currently is.
- Jan 31, 2021SHAQUILLE
The super wealthy have their pockets grow fatter while the peoples wages remain stagnant
Imagine having more money than you could possibly spend.
Imagine money becoming so expendable to you that it essentially accounts for points on a leaderboard.
- Jan 31, 2021999Wrld
I will say working a fast food job this summer while depressed made me a lot more understanding of food service jobs
I was never disrespectful but was very ignorant of the stress and disrespect that comes with it, I’m glad I got a fresh perspective
“What do you mean you’re out of Dr. Pepper?! F*** you! I hope you die a slow and painful death you f***ing piece of human garbage!”
- Jan 31, 2021·1 replyBo Ceephus
Idk tbh. I work in television but im thinking of a career change. But id have to move far for New York
New York is a s***hole
I wouldn’t make any drastic changes until the pandemic ends
- Jan 31, 2021·1 replyflackojodye
New York is a s***hole
I wouldn’t make any drastic changes until the pandemic ends
Yeah im not a big fan of struggling to make it there when im paying the bills here and legitimately love my apartment.
Just need to find a good paying job really. In finances thats basically just selling insurance or being an advisor. I doubt theres a fantastic financial job anywhere around nashville without needing 10 years of experience
- Jan 31, 2021Bo Ceephus
Yeah im not a big fan of struggling to make it there when im paying the bills here and legitimately love my apartment.
Just need to find a good paying job really. In finances thats basically just selling insurance or being an advisor. I doubt theres a fantastic financial job anywhere around nashville without needing 10 years of experience
Commercial property and casualty is a good industry. I have a few friends that work in it
Look up firms like Aon, Lockton or Marsh