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Pending $15 minimum wage forces Seattle pizza shop to close
KPLC ^ | April 29, 2015

Posted on 05/22/2015 8:37:03 PM PDT by grundle

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The director of Now Seattle, which rallied for the minimum wage, had no comment, only saying "Restaurants open and close all the time, for various reasons."

The modern equivalence of "Let them eat cake."

61 posted on 05/23/2015 9:45:23 AM PDT by Starstruck (I'm usually sarcastic. Deal with it.)
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The reality is that people have an idea in their mind of what something is worth. If a large pizza was $35....then there’d be seventy-percent less pizza operations in America today. The same with gas....if it were $9 a gallon...we’d have less roads, and we’d all live within two miles of the place of employment. If a pack of smokes were $10 each....a lot of us wouldn’t be smoking.

The guys in Seattle have no fundamental grasp of economics.


62 posted on 05/23/2015 9:39:37 PM PDT by pepsionice
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WELCOME TO SEATTLE!










63 posted on 05/24/2015 2:28:49 AM PDT by Stand Watch Listen (When the going gets tough...the Low Information President Obie from Nairobi goes golfing)
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