Why can't working class Americans be like Goodrum?

[FitnessFrenzy]

If all working class Americans were happy with making 11 bucks an hour, then this "fight for 15" campaign would have no power:

http://fightfor15.org/

[Tha Grim Lifter]

Mad respect for Goodram, even though he has a million dollar company he still takes a normal job just in case he gets into debt or has a bad month and only makes half

[drkaje]

Vince held out 3 years until getting a better job. Can't hate on a guy for taking care of business.

Many jobs just aren't worth $15/hour and some small businesses couldn't grow if forced to overpay employees.

[Thin Lizzy]

If all working class Americans were happy with making 11 bucks an hour, then this "fight for 15" campaign would have no power:

http://fightfor15.org/

The end result, if this is successful, will be fewer jobs for those who need them most, as marginally profitable businesses will fold, and others will look to automate as many human jobs as possible.

To take a line from the great movie, "Caddyshack": "If you want to be replaced by Golf Carts, keep it up."

[OB1]

Vince held out 3 years until getting a better job. Can't hate on a guy for taking care of business.

Many jobs just aren't worth $15/hour and some small businesses couldn't grow if forced to overpay employees.

I would look unto those $15 with the eyes of inflation.