In the year before COVID, the employment market was turning into a seller's market. Unemployment was contracting, wages were heading up, and business was booming. Then kaboom, everything fell down.

There's been a lot of churn this year, as people are content to relax on enhanced welfare payments and those who are employed have been switching to higher paying jobs. I can't blame either of those groups really, taking the free cash handed to them or moving up when they have the opportunity. I can't even blame them for electing Biden into office, since the election was clearly stolen.

So I'm okay with this. The administration has sewn the wind, let them reap the whirlwind.

It's funny how quickly the cogs in the machine jump to the defense of their masters.

>$25 min wage will result in touch screen ordering and robotic cooking machines.

The creatures we have today would smash up everything in the joint and burn it down. Checkmate. lol