[Woodworker]

Yes, Virginia, there still is an IWW:

http://www.iww.org/

Look here: http://www.iww.org/unions/iu660/voxpopny/

"New Yorkers can take heart in the fact that fair-trade coffee served by a 100% unionized workforce is now available in our city," said Daniel Gross, a Starbucks barista and IWW organizer. "The Starbucks sweatshop approach to coffee is not the only way."

Bill O'Reilly & I agree on $3 a cup coffee, it's too expensive. But, it's been several decades since I've been to NYC. Emmy Gilbert does have at least half of a good idea, she's working before college. The other half of that good idea is to use your youthful energy to work more than one job, and save up money toward paying for college.

[Shisan]

The Ben & Jerry's of Brooklyn.

[Cable225]

"If we pay people $6 an hour we're going to get a low level of job love, people stealing from you, attacking customers," he says.

Now he can have people he's paying $10.00/hr steal from him. And good luck with that going up against Starbucks thing.

I would love to see the look on this guy's face when the laws of supply and demand converge on his socialist butt.