@LeastWokeSaac@fuyumeowra Essential workers are people whose jobs are needed to maintain critical society infrastructure. Think police, fireman, nurses, school teachers, plumbers, garbage men. Not people that can be replaced by some boiling water and a pot
@LeastWokeSaac@fuyumeowra That does not make it an essential job. Do you think a community would collapse if the local Starbucks shut down permanently? Or do you think people would just invest in a kettle/coffee maker and make that shit at home? They are definitely not essential workers.
@Thaahighlife1@nicky_j1989@AAliments Imagine this. A stadium employee leaves on his break to get a coffee. Who’s impacting his life more, the person who employees him or the person who handed him his coffee
@Thaahighlife1@nicky_j1989@AAliments That Starbucks employee isn’t the one making profit for Starbucks they have no skill and are easily replaced. If they didn’t want to make the coffee some other low skill retard will. It’s not like it’s hard to replace them or they have any real impact on society
@Thaahighlife1@nicky_j1989@AAliments But imagine this. If that Starbucks employee randomly died would that Starbucks stop losing customers or would the customers literally not even notice because they would be replaced instantly. You can shake 40k people’s hands but that doesn’t mean you are impacting them in anyway
@Thaahighlife1@nicky_j1989@AAliments You keep saying that but fail to explain how that is? That’s what I’ve been asking this whole time. Just explain how someone who makes coffee better affects the economy than an NFL team or athlete. Explain how Y Starbucks employee is better for there city than JJ Watt was for HOU
@Thaahighlife1@nicky_j1989@AAliments But they still aren’t doing anything for society if they can literally “be hiring at every coffee place” and somehow everyone still gets their coffee unaffected entirely by these supposedly ghost staffed coffee shops
@deeznuts937@nicky_j1989@AAliments Objectively, you cannot argue that a football player directly effects more people's lives than a person who makes coffee daily as a job. The numbers arent even close.
@Thaahighlife1@nicky_j1989@AAliments The customers life in anyway at all. If they didn’t do that a different coffee place will it’s not really a impactful reaction. Whereas athletes higher personal trainers paying them directly. Or the team will do it for them. Creating a high paying job that is not easily replaced
@Thaahighlife1@nicky_j1989@AAliments I would like you to explain how that is. Do you think if Y coworker at coffee shop quit they wouldn’t just be replaced instantaneously? Yea maybe they directly hand someone there coffee and take their order face to face but that’s bot really effecting…
@Thaahighlife1@nicky_j1989@AAliments Expect for the ones that exist inside the stadiums those exist entirely because of the football teams creating a place for them to work in the first place? How are you missing that?
@Thaahighlife1@nicky_j1989@AAliments They would not be jobs if it wasn’t for the football players creating a demand for a stadium that created those jobs?
@Thaahighlife1@nicky_j1989@AAliments If you wanted to give “coffee makers” a livable wage people would not go to coffee shops because prices would be ridiculous and the demand would go away. They would simply stop getting coffee if prices were to support a persons living expenses. They would make it themselves home
@Thaahighlife1@nicky_j1989@AAliments Also the number isn’t higher because they don’t want to pay more players. They still have to staff athletic trainers, medical and athletic staff. Nutritionists scouts and utility staffs. They create tons of jobs.
@Thaahighlife1@nicky_j1989@AAliments You saying “there is a cap on roster spots” supports his supply and demand take btw. And also not all stadiums are subsidized, and also they create jobs for people working in the stadiums. Way more than someone who makes coffee does for society. Expand your mind