It's fun to hobby in if you like using your hands.

I like building amps and whatnot when im absolutely bored

It has its interests

One of those niche hobbies

Nobody knows about it but it has a very knowledgeable community on various forums.

I flaked out in college too much. Take my advice, school sucks but go ahead and get it done so you can do something you enjoy. Being stuck isn’t fun

Im already there unfortunately

Five years in and im burnt out

Keep going

You’ll end up settling for something you don’t fully enjoy and get stuck lol

Already have a AAS degree but im more interested in a paid apprenticeship now.

If you insist ill do it

The liberal indoctrination is really tiring

The debt keeps racking up

There’s nothing more depressing than being stuck in something you don’t truly enjoy anymore and it’s all you can do to pay the bills.

Going back to school is too expensive and not an option

Yeah i hear you loud and clear

I can't afford it and bills without a job

It's robbing me

Adulting sucks lol

Yeah started at 16 and still sucks

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Omg im so tired im about to pass out

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Sleep then?

Im teetering but i can't sleep wtf

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Awww poor dear

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Im listening to ASMR to help me sleep

Hopefully it will help you drift off and start snoring

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snoring

Yeah i hope not

🙉

Reeeee road rage videos

**"He left them out because they weren’t among the list of groups doing poorly, that was the whole point of the tweet. Saying “but this group is doing ok!” Doesn’t negate the fact that others aren’t"**
@wahx yeah nice goalpost move, but thats not true. If he were serious he would have compared them all to Asian men and the white man to the Asian man. But his whole tweet is retarded as the gender pay gap is not real.

**"Austrian economic garbage"**
The best economic school of thought out there and is yet to be debunked despite many tries in the last century

**"Raising the minimum wage probably does cause less work time and inflation in the short term. But as long as the employer is running a profit and the demand for labor is reasonably elastic, the increased wages transmitted to workers will outweigh that loss for other workers, for a net gain overall on the labor side."**
In the short term of course and as inflation happens in the long term, another minimum wage will be demanded which will have the same effects. However even in the long term, the minimum wage's effects will still be in place, without it more jobs and lower prices could have been taken up.

**"as long as the employer is running a profit and the demand for labor is reasonably elastic,"**
You're assuming that they will, for the most part the minimum wage may have an extreme negative effect on their profits. Demand for labour being elastic makes the minimum wages effects on jobs worse.

The increased wages transmitted to workers, you're assuming because of job cuts the workers who have wages now will get a rise out of the new minimum wage, which is probably not the case. However there is an extreme loss of jobs that I doubt will outweigh people actually losing jobs. I rather have people employed with lower wages than people unemployed with the employed having higher wages.

@Leo (BillNyeLand) **"This has the added benefit of, through those laws of economics you cited, enticing more lazy freeloaders back to work, since they can get more money."**

Not really because there is a shortage of demand and an excess supply, so you hurt those very freeloaders.

**"Lastly, with the increased spending power possessed by consumers, demand increases, allowing businesses to gain back some of their losses from the higher minimum wage"**

You're assuming the people with the wages increasing will go towards them buying from the same business, which is not always the case and the fact that the higher prices will be deterring for the individuals to buy from. However once again you have much more unemployed which means less money for the firm. You also don't realise spending power an purchasing power is much different, in reality this minimum wage will decrease the purchasing power, not to mention the businesses that have shut down.

**""This has the added benefit of, through those laws of economics you cited, enticing more lazy freeloaders back to work, since they can get more money."**

Those who are unemployed elsewhere and who are relatively more skilled will displace workers of lesser skill, with the ultimate result of still more unemployment among the least-skilled members of society.
The unemployment directly and indirectly caused by raising the minimum wage will require additional government welfare spending and thus higher taxes and/or greater budget deficits to finance it. The rise in prices and taxes that results from raising the minimum wage both diminishes the gains of the monopolists and serves to create new and additional poor people, while worsening the poverty of those who become unemployed.

**"The end result is an initial increase in the demand for jobs and a decrease in the supply of jobs, which is later offset by an increase in revenue that leads to an increase in demand for labor by businesses."**

How? A minimum wage just decreases demand and increased supply.