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AD
2026 Jan 10, 12:04am
AD
2026 Jan 10, 12:04am
RWSGFY says
That is true as far as the rise in working class wage. They are now paying a starting hourly rate about $16 an hour at McDonald's in Panama City Beach. It was around $10 an hour in 2019. It is now about $9 for a Big Mac meal.
California's minimum wage is around $17 but they probably pay $20 as a starting hourly wage at McDonalds.
How is it fraud? Have words lost all meaning?
That is true as far as the rise in working class wage. They are now paying a starting hourly rate about $16 an hour at McDonald's in Panama City Beach. It was around $10 an hour in 2019. It is now about $9 for a Big Mac meal.
California's minimum wage is around $17 but they probably pay $20 as a starting hourly wage at McDonalds.
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The_Deplorable
2026 Jan 10, 12:58am
RWSGFY says
No... I am wondering because my income did not double or triple in the same
period of time.
"How is it fraud? Have words lost all meaning?"
No... I am wondering because my income did not double or triple in the same
period of time.
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Booger
2026 Jan 10, 3:37am
Booger
2026 Jan 10, 3:37am
The_Deplorable says
Besides food inflation, minimum wage increases, insurance and property tax increases, and probably McDonald's increasing prices until people stop buying. I'd love to see the accounting on this.
Remember that prices today have more to do with what the market will bear, not the cost of production.
Is this Inflation or just plain fraud?
Besides food inflation, minimum wage increases, insurance and property tax increases, and probably McDonald's increasing prices until people stop buying. I'd love to see the accounting on this.
Remember that prices today have more to do with what the market will bear, not the cost of production.
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HeadSet
2026 Jan 10, 9:48am
HeadSet
2026 Jan 10, 9:48am
Booger says
Always have. Production costs always eat into profit, not revenue.
Odd that the public will complain about a high-priced hamburger, but not about the $800 iPhone that cost Apple $20 to make.
Remember that prices today have more to do with what the market will bear, not the cost of production.
Always have. Production costs always eat into profit, not revenue.
Odd that the public will complain about a high-priced hamburger, but not about the $800 iPhone that cost Apple $20 to make.
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https://patrick.net/post/1344548/2022-04-11-putin-s-price-hike-failing-administrati
Frankly, I prefer my spaceship to have big tits and not fake inflated ones.
EDIT - numbers drop:
America goes back to the 80s: Surging gas prices and higher rents push inflation to 41-year high of 8.5% as White House blames it on Putin invading Ukraine
The consumer price index rose 8.5% in March from a year ago, the fastest increase since December 1981
Housing costs, which make up about a third of the index, have escalated and show no signs of cooling
Gasoline prices soared 49% in March from a year ago as the war in Ukraine rocked energy markets
Biden's administration tried to get ahead of the dire inflation news by blaming Russian leader Vladimir Putin
But Republicans place the blame for soaring prices on 'Democrats' reckless spending and failed policies'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10711311/Inflation-soars-new-41-year-high-8-5.html?source=patrick.net