throwawayyyycuk

throwawayyyycuk t1_j5avsdr wrote

Reply to comment by But_Ox in Pay by But_Ox

Fair enough, I’m just saying if your goal is to gain a new perspective on wages then this may not be the place, however if you want to spread the discourse by all means continue

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throwawayyyycuk t1_j5astx4 wrote

Reply to comment by throwawayyyycuk in Pay by But_Ox

My opinion is that servers should be paid above minimum wage across the board, missouris minimum wage just got increased recently which is good, but with inflation it’s still far below the living wage from like the 70s. Fed min wage is a absolute joke. I am surprised missouris is as high as it is though, considering Springfield is very inexpensive to live in (compared to other cities of its size) it sort of works out, but rent is only going up my friend.

To a lesser point, I’ve never been a waiter but my friends who have been definitely had nights that made up for them making UNDER minimum wage because there were tipped so well, but at the same time the working conditions forced them to do the job of the waitstaff, the busser, seating people and a bunch of managerial duties they were in no way compensated for.

Lastly, they should unionize, big chains like Olive Garden first and then generally.

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throwawayyyycuk t1_j5arl5t wrote

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Honestly I don’t think Springfield mo sub is the right place for this, although I do have an opinion,

This is more of a catch all sub for like, vaguely political but certainly local events, people asking about crime, people asking where the cheapest tacos are, and people complaining about driving.

I would suggest maybe asking r/antimoneymemes about servers being paid minimum wage

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throwawayyyycuk t1_j58n1ww wrote

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Yeah, as far as I know development is kinda favoritized and the sequiota thing was no different. I would really like to see some affordable housing get attention in Springfield, I really hoped the enthusiasm for rejecting the sequiota development was rooted in the fact that they were going to be expensive and not just nimbyism

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throwawayyyycuk t1_j2axih2 wrote

Isn’t there a law going into effect on Jan 1st that makes it illegal to sleep on public lands in missouri? Maybe they’re getting ready for the judge dredd crackdown on the homeless

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throwawayyyycuk t1_j11shcu wrote

Well, popular internet culture would have me joke that you are the cops trying to bust the homeless camps, but I feel times are too dire for that sort of thing.

So, there’s one off chestnut exp by the railroad tracks you have to turn on to broadway from chestnut to get to it and it’s pretty big,

There’s one by the overpass on glenstone near the Braums, turn into Braums and park in the car dealership to the south of that,

Some people camp out to the west of brick city, but not many usually.

A few in the woods south of the main graveyard on grand (the one by msu)

Hmmm… I’ll update my post if i think of anymore

Edit: there used to be a small camp east of the Walmart on Kearney but I think that is cleared now (?)

Oh, and there’s a fairly sizeable one off Kansas expressway right after the dollar tree and harbor freight and batteries bulbs+ going north, take that road that slopes down and you’ll see it on the left

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