It doesn't matter how hard the problem is, if no one is willing to solve it-regardless of skill set.

....yes....which is WHY the harder a problem is to solve, the more people are willing to pay for it. Thus...WHY I keep telling you that your pay grade goes up with the kinds of problems you can solve for other people.

If working fast food pays 10 bucks an hour, and no one is willing to work fast food for 10 bucks an hour, what does the store owner do?

Working fast food does not require any kind of problem-solving skills at any entry level positions. These are rote, repetitive tasks. They require no more problem solving skills than picking Thing A up and putting it in Thing B.

This is why fast food jobs are perfect for even the mentally handicap -- if a mentally handicap person can do your job proficiently, then you are not solving important problems.

You're trying to make a case of "If everybody just gets together and says they won't work for $10 an hour, then they'll get $10 an hour!"

But that's not going to happen because everybody can do your job and there's over 7 billion people in the world and you're not going to convince all of them to join you.