@RobertBluey Hey guy, this is not a 'min wage' fail, it is a cost of service fail. Most of these 'gigs' are money losing propositions for exploited foreign labor. People join, get favorable offers, then get used until they drop. The gig corporations are cheating on labor and contract law.
@mattj65816@unclebobmartin@famexbt This has nothing to do with internalization, and everything to do with inflation. The US manufacturing base was bought by private equity, and sent to China, while the endless money printer sent the stock market to new hights. I don't meet very many people that are doing well.
@mattj65816@unclebobmartin@famexbt It is not fine. It's insane. As GenX, I have seen each subsequent generation face a lower standard of living. Heck my parents never lived better than in 1980, it has gone down hill for them since.
@unclebobmartin@famexbt No, you can't. There are shacks in California that sell for over 200K. There are no affordable houses near the jobs, and no jobs near the still overpriced housing.
@HodlMagoo Hold up, we need a grasp on reality check here. Bitcoin is a private fiat ledger. It is not used as 'money', and is not useful as currency, that is to say it is neither a store of value nor a medium of exchange, and no one uses it as a unit of account.
@profstonge Regulations are the small end of the problem. The major part is between unrestricted invasion from the third world and rampant inflation from money printing to pay for the invasion.
@jeffb198712@RupertLowe10@jtworr Rupert Lowe made the claim, I find him credible as he has been involved in the hearings. You, good sir, are a jackass, as you provide no standard of proof that would sway your opinion.