silva faxing friends people
now state there's the brian kilometer chin carlson
they have something to say about the
fast for strike that happened in new york city on april fourth
for those that are where last week on thursday april fourth
uh... hundreds of fast food workers and new york city
walked out of their workplaces
and uh...
protested against the car their car wage of seven twenty five an hour
and that we're pushing for a livable wage of fifteen dollars an hour
the very next morning stuff oxen friends guys had digest crap all over them let's
take a listen
bipedal if you are in new york city after a year wonder what's taken so long
with my kentucky fried chicken there's probably a reason
unbelievable how they can start this up
if you want but
it was the biggest work slow down and walked out in the new york city
blueprint not so fast it would be a good pob
the people work at places like mickey d's right there the currently skin the
minimum wage in new york is seven dollars and twenty five cents can't live
on that glove that you sound like those people that like they want rather than
seven the twenty-five they want fifteen bucks an hour
uh... yet salad dot on their salary minimum wage is going to go up in the
state of new york i believe in two thousand six tonight there are
definitely highlight a lot to nine dollars an hour instead of at seven
twenty five
uh... i mean i don't know i have a great negotiators are not going to shift gears
it may be an upset more in the middle of his it hurts and it went back and it's a
pity
uh... maybe end up somewhere
on a cd of our ladies worker that's it entry level salary if you could you get
a raise it and it doesn't particularly that incredible badgered programs
mcdonald's college
you graduate from a dog allergens that manager will go anywhere you know i was
your own restaurant color of the major company applebee's could be in your
future jericho i believe these are the top unit all right if i was never meant
to be a correct did you did you hear that did you hear that
i do could you could go to applebee's and then if that is kill me i do see the
back on earth
of those snide remark about selection for the top
i don't even anita starts continue it cannot do that as a parent that ically
anytime
brian kilometer is talking about any type of policy question
that such as the sort of abusing encapsulation of everything that's wrong
with america today and of itself unit minimum wage was never meant to be a
career wage divining work hard to get higher you'll get more money these young
thing
it as hard as it is in some cases 'cause you're single mom ur single dad
you've got another job
but what it is a good thing
this has to do with uh... he's saying
if you're a single-payer
who is living on seven twenty five an hour
were obviously you have no ability to take care of your kid properly to begin
with you should get a second job ever see them we understand how it works
against him but what it was he trying to say from is saying sometimes you have a
work ethic
this is again
i think this is a guy who like at how do you like fast food workers alike
how do i get a job where i get blow-dried makeup of the everyday to
make a complete ass of myself for a couple of as the morning is that job
available a close friend lawrence says if you are a single parent you have to
get a second is that there's a lot of the little remote
syllable bulldozer
continued stuff you know you're not a job on top of that she had to wind comes
hopefully
that'll change but brian you hit on those i think the key think if it's a
minimum-wage job
expecting a paid the minimum wage let's just
note that
in all of its
mindboggling stupidity
so fast food workers
who unfairly if you look at the side that i know people involved in this
protest part of this is is the
be treated with dignity
and humanity
and clearly these scum bags are more england this box morning whatever
harley dealers we or stare dot you would be that live there
where's my case the right now i think a lot
why is it taking so long he's dirt bags who've never have to end look
god bless them were actually sort of the same industrial area sli
even where we're at this is a very nice job in fund up to half
okay and a lot of ways and a
it's we accept the research and know things because even when we go there we
have said to be factually correct they don't need anything may have full staffs
to be wrong all day in and fun
they do nothing
if you're conscious list dirt bag
this is the best
job outline your job and you're not funny
all my god
best job ever for sure
that's what they have
okay but certain back he said
if you get paid the minimum wage expect to be paid the minimum wage schedule i'd
like some strippers at the resort
darken a protest from higher minimum wage anymore because
i get paid the minimum wage into expecting a paper which i just need to
unc act
that maybe the stupidest thing i've ever heard before
the national restaurant association said that that they provide thirteen million
jobs and those jobs could be jeopardized across the country at the minimum wage
goes up
uh... the industry says one of the best paths to achieving the american dream is
to start within entry level
minimum wage job that is
minimal work at his build one promise of their strike
uh... and they're stopping yesterday was because they said the recession hit the
working class part of in the upperclassman cause the whole fall and
two thousand eight
but the facts or lower occupations to the twenty one percent it because it
hierarchy data to the nineteen percent had it was the middle-income the midway
target patients that sixty percent have recession losses and lost their jobs
after just strategist and that's just the idea that he cynically uses
what these people are talking about
expresses having really quickly to that that was like there was a story that was
recently came out
did you know he said the industry says that a
the great the great way to begin your uh... your
your marriage injury was by working it
aid and they are minimum wage and sheila builds opposition
it was so they cannot be something that they want uh... there was a mcdonald's
and
think someone massachusetts
that was looking for
description crazy like
experience now
and addict a college degree and i uh...
a bachelors enough about what
burgess some clear manager did not know no vote alike
have front
does yes
at mcdonald's
i mean are you kidding
bologna flood are just going to say he cynically
uses
that's that
because it cuz the workers of course are making the point
and anybody knows anything about the point
that we will we see every day when anybody knows anything goes
financial sector crashed the economy
and you know okay bill that we all know that story
and that these people who did this into getting paid nothing to do you do use
the new you restore if it work environments are having their services
slashed everything if they're completely under siege
and they make their point rightfully
i_d_'s skip over matching the middle class because the middle class is that
is neither here nor there this discussion
and they go they symbol of truth to it a bit a little brokers and really hit
ul these
morons like
their whole goal fox news is to push as many middle-income workers at the
mcdonalds jobs as possible
perfect libertarian tactic there
site industry study
well here's a study
according to eight
august twenty twelve national employment law project report
lower-wage jobs including fast food workers
accounted for fifty eight percent of job growth during the recovery from the
recession and according to the twenty eleven bureau of labor statistics data
nearly half of minimum wage earners
like those on the fellow who are checking on the part the fast-food
strike
are twenty five years all of and all day
the pay these workers receive continued in less and less
december twenty eleven bloomberg article notes that the minimum wage in twenty
ten was worth twenty percent less than it was in nineteen sixty seven
while the value of the minimum wage declined worker productive idi has
increased
the center for economic and policy research noted that the minimum wage it
kept up with worker productivity it would have reached twenty one
seventy-two an hour and twenty twelve
now
that article that bloomberg article i was talking about
describes the difficulties that the fast-food industry ac
describes the difficult to be a fast-food worker
while noting at the festival industry
has enjoyed double-digit profit growth
but that growth was not passed down to the workers quest on additionally
talking about new york city new york city specifically
there's a sizable gap
between the minimum wage in new york
and what experts project livable wage should be in new york
as projected that the living wage in new york city for one adult is twelve
seventy five an hour
not even get a happy ending
in twenty sixteen
when the new minimum wage takes effect is nine dollars an hour
counselor
no and i i mean now way now let's get out of sight let's get to witty uh...
duty and uh...
geneva talking about where
it would hurt the industries so much of the davies work or something
there was even close to a livable wage orchestra
according to the uh... c_p_r_ report
instead just past february
a_b_c_'s study showed that little or no employment response
so modest increases in the minimum wage
because the employer shift the cost of pay increase
and the pay increase would decrease costs associated
with top high turnover
at minimum at lower minimum-wage jobs
so basically if you pay your workers
well
they won't leave which means you save money
by having to hire new workers take the time to train them
put into different training programs and they believe in you that do it over and
over and over again
civil because you're not paying these people what they deserve to be good
supplement
and i think there's something about when you watch these guys like it's funny
when they talk about oh bomb on
yelled people on msnbc who hurt infinitely smarter than them and they
make idiots of themselves trying to talk about stuff that they can't go near
just this
so much of what this boils down to those like
this relentless dehumanization of people
nazi all the way these policies are sustainable
is in the u
just how they can
utter lack a new look
i've ever worked in the fast food industry i never you know
whatever but i i people human beings
you have to have some ability to project outward and so much of that
uh... of this
garbage and all the time i actually get upset watching cosmos they find it funny
is watching people who have
some the easiest positions imaginable through clearly no merit
utterly do you guys and trash are totally looks really suffered you know
these people who are working hard and taking i mean
to go on the strike as a whole as a
fast-food worker
is the most
is is is correct like
that's the equivalent of of juicy taking the subway past like one hundred three
you know that you know you know people are watching this segment to our yard
facing with their discovery
you'll job we
you'll job as they put on there when these unit