Annual US inflation rate is 1.2% which is a really good rate. Realistically we won't get better than that.

It’s pretty obvious when states oops only pay 875 an hour can be a lot more better off than states you have to pay maybe 12 or $13 an hour and struggle

Not gonna lie kinda forgot that place existed

Surprised it hasn’t

You can't rail the conversation into a point where you can post images. That's not really how it works.

Btw because I was too lazy to change my background and I wanted to make a Mexican boio Imma say he from New Mexico

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It’s been going on since the 60s

It has in NYC and they’re gradually raising it statewide by the year

Nah even before that because they fought to keep slavery during the civil war

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Hm

You also have to factor in different labor laws, different economies, different employment options. It's not as simple as minimum wage alone. Minimum wage is only one variable in a complex equation

My best friend moved to New York City back in 2015 and left in May 2020 and said that was the best decision they ever made

I do can’t wait to turn 18 and leave Delaware for good

I’m going straight down to Texas

I mean yeah there’s other factors into it but the biggest one does vary with minimum wage but you also have states that you know are more big tech in your seats and are more farm related and that certain jobs offer different in all regulations so I can see where you’re coming from but my point kind of still stands that minimum wage is a big factor when it comes to stuff like this

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I’m going across the Mississippi, I’m going straight to Texas once I turn 18 because Delaware sucks ass

As much as I bitch about Detroit I don’t think I’ll leave anytime soon unless like you know crime goes to it was back in 13 or BLM start trashing things again in the suburbs

If we cut spending (especially in foreign aid) and decrease bond prices and maybe slightly increase interest rates, we could easily hit 0.5% interest rate by the end of 2021

dude even environment factors into this. Note that warmer climates have higher unemployment. Want to know why?

I don’t understand why we stand all of this money to other countries like why do you need money from us

Oh I’m leaving Delaware because one out 10 people live in poverty so fuck Delaware

I am I know the reason why because with rising temperatures meaning that you need to come up with a better way to creating energy and you need to rely on more expensive things like solar and wind and other renewable energy‘s and with that comes extra labor cost meaning that things are going to have to go up and resulting of that unemployment goes up

The only times Delaware was good when it invented Kevlar, the space suit, and when it’s channel was used to beat the British in the revolutionary war

Cutting spending won't really help much, since we're not really "printing money" we're selling debt. It's a complex system. What we could do is raise interest rates, but that's a double edged sword.

That's not the reason at all.

You can basically call Delaware a crappy mid Atlantic state that used to be dried but now it sucks

Then elaborate because that’s what I was told

a big reason is homeless people. Warmer climates attract homeless people. Homeless people from all across the US will move to places like florida and California, because they won't freeze to death in the winter, and thus they raise the unemployment rate.

Pretty much, it’s a beautiful state don’t get me wrong but I can’t live in a place that just doesn’t give a flying fuck about the people. Hell im sure the fraud hit most in Delaware because I stood in line for 45 mins with my parents and watched them vote for Trump and then went on the Delaware website 2 days later and saw they didn’t vote. Joe Biden didn’t want to lose Delaware because if he lost Delaware that wouldn’t look good at all

That’s why I like Detroit. You can live outside from November to April

But it will be miserable

Which will cause a lot of homeless people to move to california or florida or texas

to escape the cold

but that drives up those state's homeless and unemployed populations

My body wasn’t made for the cold tbh

Didn’t they do like a report that majority of homeless people are just dirty panhandlers you just want free money and not do shit

Yep

I couldn’t last a second in Siberian winter

Or drug addicts