Not all the time, it can "work" at 40. The point is, sometimes I do just to support my org. Technically, I can't say no if they tell me I have to work. That's a fact.

I don't get treated like trash any more. I speak for people I see doing stuff I used to be stuck doing.

Blow up at a guy why if this was my business... because Apple Pay didn't work. Shit try to get someone fired the next day because they yelled at you after you literally ran them off the road almost killing several people and they forgot they were driving home from work corporate-labeled.

I'm not saying homeless people don't get treated like shit, but not letting landlords have "infinite arbitrary inflation-exceeding raises forever for no tangible increase in the value of goods exchanged" and letting a generation of renters not become homeless in the fucking first place by firing them for looking at Cruella Deville the wrong way or smoking pot on the weekends or just sending them home with 12 hours worked (It's a kid's job! It's not meant to pay rent, KIDS JOBS IN THE DOCKS USING HYDRAULIC LIFTING MACHINES 2017) would be fuckin fantastic.

So you increase minimum wage to $15.

I'm a landlord. I get out my calculator and figure out what %33 of that is. Woohoo, raises! Why wouldn't I take every dollar I can?

I want fair margins. I want them to do well. I want Wal-Mart's owners to do well.

I have no answers. Democratic socialism, strict but fair regulations on the prices of goods you must purchase to not be homeless please. That's a big ask.