Don't. Eat. That. Crap. You see, so easy.
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Not even considering how wrong price gouging is, is the tweet a bad rephrase of something mc Donald's announced?
Based on the tweet alone:
Mc Donald's said: "Wage raises cause price increases. But not all price increases are caused by wage raises".
Everyone heard: "If there's a price increase, it can only be due to wage increases"
I'm all for boycotting mc Donald's, but if we're going to call them out, let's call them out on something that can't be rebutted with basic reading comprehension skills.
Now, let the downvotes begin!
Looking at things at the federal level will always be misleading. What's the EU minimum wage?
Minimum wage in CA for a McDonalds job is $20/hr. In NY it's $15/hr ($16 in NYC).
Just boycott fast food. I thought about doing that when I was in Ireland. McDonald’s is more expensive there. There is no value menu. A small coffee frap will cost you about €6, and food prices are high, too. Unless they are paying your income, or have directly sponsored something that benefits you, I wouldn’t put money into it. It’s just like Taco Bell. When I was unemployed I would go for their $1.09 bean and cheese burrito as a cheap lunch, but when I applied for a job, none of them would hire me. When I went in to ask for an application, the staff was all Latina women who looked me up and down and then laughed at me for asking for an application. I haven’t had Taco Bell since then. Don’t support the institutions that don’t support you, if you can help it. I know that’s tough to do.
While true, you have to remember their supply costs increased too, huge knockoff effects.
McDonald's is a public company you can see all the data yourself. Basically they did as well in 2023 as they did in 2019 from an operating income percentage. Meaning taking into account all sales and stuff (revenue) and subtracting all expenses like the cost of food, wages, taxes, real estate, whatever (expenses) the remaining bit is profit. And that value is the same per dollar earned as 2019. It's less than many years prior too.
Which means they corrected properly for the economic climate they're in.
Wages ... Nowere there is said it is only for the workers you see. Bet the higher ups did got a better pay.