I agree with your post, but $9 in NYC is not a livable wage. I do somewhat shyt on people who refuse to live and then complain about their living situation. One of my friends out here now works for ROTOROOTER :silvaugh: but is going to be bringing home 60K a year...in GEORGETOWN, KY. Its a dirty job, but even he had to drop that "I'm too good to do this" attitude and as a result gets a shyt load (pun?) of overtime. I understand SOME can't move, but many CHOOSE not to. I DID, MOST CAN. GTFO if your living situation is not what you want it to be and make another plan.The elitism in this thread is crazy. A lot of us actually think we are special or better than cashiers\fast food workers when actually, we're not..
Most of the population is average at best, and in order for the economy to function properly, you need to have people working as cashiers\janitors etc.
But on the flipside, these jobs need to provide a livable wage so that those people have some type of quality of life, which is just simply the socially responsible thing to do....
Not everyone is bringing in that PAPER like @88m3 is
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there's a lot more that goes into the cost of living then wages. our median income has stayed basically the same for a long time, but the cost of living has still gone up. That won't work either.

get ready for apartments and food prices to skyrocket

@ you thinking being a CEO is some excruciating work. The CEO position is just a small pool amongst top companies, and is entirely reliant on other people doing your work. You can completely blow up a company as a CEO and you will get picked right back up as a CEO. The lower your position the less likely you'll even get another job.