I read the article. It’s not huge on details, but it sounds like an exec, somehow unaware of the exploitative nature of the business, extrapolated that a living wage equated to a slippery slope of luxury living arrangements.
I’m deeply disappointed the world probably won’t see UBI in my lifetime; we need it now more than ever for everyone.
The disconnect between the have-lots and everyone else is increasingly wild.
I read the article. It’s not huge on details, but it sounds like an exec, somehow unaware of the exploitative nature of the business, extrapolated that a living wage equated to a slippery slope of luxury living arrangements.
I’m deeply disappointed the world probably won’t see UBI in my lifetime; we need it now more than ever for everyone.
The disconnect between the have-lots and everyone else is increasingly wild.