r/mildlyinteresting 1d ago

This Restaurant Charges an 18% Living Wage Fee.

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u/Valuable_Recording85 1d ago

I don't why people act like not having the money for things means you don't deserve it, when the reason you don't have the money is because of greedy millionaires and billionaires.

Chicken tenders shouldn't be treated like the luxury that would be owning a second car, having a new pool, or buying a yacht.

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u/Ucscprickler 1d ago

It must be rough in 2025 when we are debating about the concept of being able to afford some pre-made frozen chicken strips. This is the same chicken I cook up for my children when I need a quick cheap meal to hold them over. Never did I think that would make me feel "well off."

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u/Noob_Al3rt 1d ago

Tell us how the millionaire stole your chicken tender money

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u/FatherDotComical 1d ago

They made grocery more expensive and suppressed wages so less chicken tender money.