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In reply to the discussion: Burger King Worker [View all]snooper2
(30,151 posts)36. memes that take 4 seconds to read aren't good arguments-
One should look at the whole picture but that would require like reading and stuff LOL
US Denmark
Gasoline (1 gallon) 2.47 $ (16.98 kr) 5.93 $ (40.74 kr) +139.84 %
Volkswagen Golf 1.4 90 KW Trendline (Or Equivalent New Car) 21,107.50 $ (144,930.43 kr) 39,176.85 $ (269,000.00 kr) +85.61 %
Internet is cheaper there though, of course you may want to fly to NYC to buy your jeans
http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_countries_result.jsp?country1=United+States&country2=Denmark
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Funny, coming from a fan of the "champion" of the $15/hour movement who only supports $12.
Scuba
Jan 2016
#3
Can't we all pleasantly agree that Denmark has a system that is better for people than here?
mucifer
Jan 2016
#30
Must give credit where credit is due. You got your response in within two minutes.
rhett o rick
Jan 2016
#61
I think a lot are, nowadays. It wasn't the case in years past, when fast food work
MADem
Jan 2016
#14
I tend to squint a bit at shit coming out of FORBES magazine (because that mag owner is a
MADem
Jan 2016
#21
So double my food price, but triple my wage and give me benefits including health care ...
Scuba
Jan 2016
#20
And I would bet there are some correlations between those folks and the responses here n/t
n2doc
Jan 2016
#29
That would be good to know, but local purchasing power is HIGHER in Denmark overall.
stillwaiting
Jan 2016
#41
They also have a FRACTION of our population, almost 6 million or so...vs 330 million
snooper2
Jan 2016
#43
A roughly 16% higher cost of living for a substantually higher standard of living is doable.
Bubzer
Jan 2016
#46
Congress could raise the Federal minimum to $15 an hour TODAY _if the RW in Congress wanted to_
Sunlei
Jan 2016
#49
My 1st job was at BK when min wage was $2.30. Ultimately I was "promoted" to manager
corkhead
Jan 2016
#58
Burger King probably still upset that they had to pull back from becoming a Canadian company...
cascadiance
Jan 2016
#59