You guys remember when I said it's pointless to work for under $50/hr or realistically $300/hr!?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ck3s4Q2OTBM

This video I saw on my feed today, illustrates EVERYTHING I've been talking about, including the guy who uses the example of someone earning a $29/hr salary, whereby it took 3 hours of work just to afford a lunch meal.

Remember what I said, I think it was that even if a check was waiting for me to pick up for $50 or $100 that I'm barely even motivated to get out of bed for that? I'd tell the customer I'll pick up their check the next time I'm in the area, and I'm not even joking.

I'm going to tell you the little secret (not really a big one) as to why there is the missing link in the way the figures I announce seem unrealistic and unaffordable for most companies to pay out.

An aspect about Inflation that most people do not understand...

The issue is that "Inflation" not just adjusts on a numerical basis, but what is usually not given much attention is the "Scale" of the increments of these amounts.

Therefore, it's an easy way to manipulate a population when they do not have a concept of Scale, or a visual assessment in a way to look at the vastness of the numeric increments on a basis of a graph or some way of scaling it outside of the actual "numbers".

If people understood the unfairness in these aspects, they would understand why I come up with astronomical numbers such as suggesting that even a McDonald's worker should technically be only willing to work for $50/hr TAKE HOME, or why I would refuse to even do construction work for less than $300 per hour TAKE HOME, or why many skilled trades ought to be like $300 per hour TAKE HOME, and the fact that you really need to make $2500 per week TAKE HOME PAY.

Ideally, however, my work schedule, if I had to be employed by someone, would be $300 per hour at a Skilled job, for only 4 hours per day, maybe 3-5 days per week depending on my schedule and and energy levels or the type of work. That is what I would demand right now if I were a youth, say, in the construction field or in some kind of high profession, or even as a Doctor.

Even if I were to be a bricklayer or perform Masonry work, I would not do this for less than $300 per hour, and from what I hear from employees who are either first starting or working for small construction companies, is that some of them are willing to do this work for $18-$19 per hour, not even $20!

Even in the United States, these "figures" would STILL only make you someone on the level of the beginner Middle Class based on current Inflationary Figures, and most people in America do not make anywhere near $130,000 per year.

While someone could technically live with a salary less than this, especially a Single Man, I am speaking on what would be an ideal salary say if a Man has a wife or potentially children even though you know my views on that, this would be his ideal salary and how many hours per week to work, or wages to anticipate, IF his labor was valued and he worked a job that is affordable.

Don't you dare suggest to me that these figures are "bogus" while Women sometimes can do a 1 hour chat on YouTube bringing in $5000 in an hour for just "showing up" and entertaining some Cuckholds online.

My point is, that Men SHOULD insist to demand such wages, or just outright quit their jobs and refuse to work, and make sure Women start working for a change instead. It is unreasonable to think a Man is willing to work for low wages.

So that just goes to show you how skewed the perceptions are about money and earnings, and basing things on what you spend, and meanwhile the Inflation will continue to tick upwards.

When I remind you about the All-You-Can-Eat Buffets I used to go to 15 years ago, 1 Hour of work would WELL cover my Lunch and then some other things if I wanted.

For example, a person 15 years ago, let's say if they made $30 per hour. Most All you could eat buffets around that time averaged at about $8.95 per person, or maybe $15 at a more expensive place.

You'd never leave hungry. COVID was used as an excuse to shut down as many all you can eat buffets as possible and to launch attacks on the food and meat supplies to produce scarcity and increase prices that you now are paying.

Even if it was a regular restaurant back in 2009-2010, you could get full meal plates, even 3 course lunches that costed you under $10.00

The SCALE of the price increases is why people do not understand how they are going broke, and it's also an indicator that these Employers have been banking on you not noticing the "scale" of these increases and that you'd still be willing to work for such peanut wages.

And all those yearly "raises" and mandated salary increases that came out all these past years, and even after "COVID" which the Employers were scraping along to even come up with for you, obviously are just a drop in the bucket and are actually totally meaningless to even put a slight "dent" in Inflation numbers, compared to even how life was going out or affording things even just 15 YEARS AGO!

But the only portion of all this that even the worst person at doing the math on their numbers and earnings, or least financial education would definitely always take note too, is their perpetually empty wallet. Gobs of cash just somehow are always seeming to "vanish".

I will tell you personally right now, that the average meal which maybe includes a drink or two when  I go out costs me now between $50-60 on average for lunch. Dinner prices often are higher, and the bill usually runs me closer to about $80.

The fact is that these Employers have been basically living like a Zombie, or Roadrunner, and have long been well off the cliff or ought to otherwise not even be in business if they were to live in REALITY based on actual Inflation Numbers, and what type of salary someone needs to comfortably live, and that their doors ought to be closed long before now already.

And these figures I state, are only valid for TODAY'S TIMES, maybe in fact only this year!

Surely by next year they will be hire, I may say you need to insist $75/hr minimum wage or $500 per hour for skilled labor professions.

Not hard to see why the Corporations now are so obsessed with investing and switching over to Robot workers for the future, and why UBI's will be insisted upon, innit!?

Many people in general, especially in America, are also financial illiterate. They don't understand things about Cash Flow, or even the necessity of having money aside for emergencies in large amounts that you do not touch, ever... They also underestimate the phases in life they will go through in Home Repairs, Necessary Upgrades, or other expenses associated with Damage from Harsh Weather, or Aging Home Infrastructure, so on and so forth, or a car if they have one.

I say outright to just DITCH the car. You want to be comfortable!? Get rid of the car, hire a Chauffer.

A Chauffer is one of the most important "service" based persons you can hire in your life, even more so than a Butler or other personal Servant. Trust me on this, it's a NECESSITY if you want to live a Comfortable life and with less stress and risks.