Congratz on the promotion, since you went from an office manager making a $120,000 with your nurse wife combined (Implying you make like 60-70k a year) to apparently being an employer for a company large enough to pay millions in wages a year. Geez, you'd think the head of a big company would make more.

But now that you're CEO paying people millions a year, you should understand something. If you can't afford to pay your employees more, it means your company is barely staying afloat. If your company is barely staying afloat, soon, you are likely to fail. If you cannot handle Bernie's business changes, then you are not a viable business. I see some people with shitty restaurants and stupid little stores so worried because they can't afford to pay people $15 an hour. Well tough shit. Sorry, but it's dog eat dog, and no ones gonna feel bad for you. My uncle's restaurant for example. Currently, he's making $20k to $30k a month. Not the business, just him. That's what he takes home. He has 8 full time employees working for 10 an hour. That's about 12,800 for just wages. He could literally pay each of them 20 an hour, and although he'll take a huge paycut, he's still taking home more than you, off 1 small restaurant.

I'm not worried about any of Bernie's policies because although we'll make less, we'll sure as hell make more than enough. Maybe my stepdad might have to get a smaller yacht, tough shit. We are able to open up business when we want to, and we have so much left over, we can invest in property too. Are we going to lose a shit ton of money with Bernie's policies? Yea, but our businesses are viable enough to handle any disaster. Most people in my family alone make more than you and your wife combined. Don't tell me who is and isn't economically literate, cause you have a long way to go before you understand anything. You can parrot Fox news to me all you want, nothing can replace experience. You are don't seem economically illiterate, but you don't come off as someone who knows what they're talking about at all.

Good luck with the business.