twostrokenut
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Your example is based on everyone working at mcdonalds in oz makes $15 per hour....which is the only theory I am seeing here.
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echelon1k1
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There are like 3 of them within 10kms of my house. All staffed with teenagers. It's summer here and their frozen sprites are awesome, their cooked "food" not so much
NLXSK1
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I still havent figured out why I was required to comment on it.
I dont shop at target... I dont own a target credit card... I was not subject to the breach... Even if I was, I have lifelock and that shit is awesome!!
UncleBuck
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wanna take a look at new zealand instead?
after exchange rate, they pay 125% of what we do yet their big macs cost 98% of what ours do.
i can keep going, just let me know how much empirical evidence is enough for you, if any amount will suffice at all.
i'm guessing you'll stick to your failed theories no matter what the evidence dictates, that is a righty's prerogative.
UncleBuck
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you're not required to comment on anything, but consistency would dictate some manner of mention.
twostrokenut
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Two more ub's joined riu today and first posted in this thread.....sweet jebus.
NLXSK1
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You are a retard...
echelon1k1
New Member
National minimum wage for adults
Currently the full-time minimum wage is $16.37 per hour or $622.20 per week. This means that most employees in the national system shouldn't get less than this.
Casuals covered by the national minimum wage get an extra 24% ($20.30 per hour).
National minimum wages for apprentices, juniors & trainees
There are special national minimum wages for trainees, apprentices and juniors who don’t have an award or agreement. From 1 July 2013 these are:
Juniors:
| Age | % of national minimum wage | Minimum hourly rate |
| Under 16 | 36.8% | $6.03 |
| 16 | 47.3% | $7.74 |
| 17 | 57.8% | $9.46 |
| 18 | 68.3% | $11.18 |
| 19 | 82.5% | $13.51 |
| 20 | 97.7% | $16.00 |
UncleBuck
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nah. i know iran has a coastline, alberta is located in canada, blacks vote for democrats whether they are half black or not, and i don't buy into whatever dean chambers is pedaling.
you, hoever, are a hypocrite.
twostrokenut
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What will out Uncle's think of this tidbit?
UncleBuck
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i think it's anecdotal evidence and sketchy etchy probably ain't asking anyone their age.
you still have ZERO actual data here.
i knew you would try to bank on this anecdotal evidence though, because you are a desperate little susan.
Pinworm
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Which one? Unclebert, Unclebourk, unclemerf, UncleShat?
twostrokenut
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Ummm not really in your ADD at the moment, I would change topics too if I were you.
twostrokenut
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I just had to go here, no offense anyone, except UB Ganja God of course.
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echelon1k1
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flail around like a desperate little beaver
UncleBuck
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same topic: min wage is higher, often much higher, yet prices do not follow.
i could also cite the 41% uptick in min wage here in the US from 2006-2009, which was accompanied by a mere 15% increase in costs.
hell, we can go right down the BLS list for bananas, coffee, eggs, milk, or whatever else you want for the last 20-30 years.
min wage goes way way up, prices do not follow.
i have ALL the empirical evidence on my side, and you have ZERO. just theory.
go cry.
UncleBuck
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nah, just ask for data that is not anecdotal and list more counterexamples, since i have so many of them.
Pinworm
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twostrokenut
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Ohhh lets do oil.
UncleBuck
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yes, let's use a non-renewable, volatile commodity like oil to prove absolutely nothing. that'll show 'em.