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The Biden's Mandates & liberals not allowing us to eat in their restaurants. You know they still spit in our food when we wear our Carhartts and Trucker hats. It's time we create republican only establishments Texas is doing it right . They keep all their liberals in Austin or inner city ghettos.

Yeah, since you shot up my cab and almost killed my passenger.

Yes, I am quite hung up on when they refused to pay people to stay home during a literal plague.

Lolololol. Yes. A LITERAL plague. Smh.

False narrative.

They paid people plenty to sit at home.

They paid them two payments of $600 over the course of a year.

That's nothing.

Unemployment + a $600/wk premium.

It was so much that nurses volunteered to be laid of because they made more money sitting at home than working. And they didn't have to get coughed on.

Even a minimum wage worker could voluntarily quit their job and sit at home and make over $3000/mo which is roughly double what they made working.

There was $300/mo per child for over a year, plus the $1400 and $600 per head "relief"payments, plus hundreds of dollars of food stamps per household, plus medicaid if you had no insurance, plus schools delivering food/meals to students homes every day, plus, plus, plus . . .

It was very substantial amounts of cash and resources millions of people wasted instead of applying to their financial well being.

If people are making more money off of unemployment than their actual jobs, then that seems like more of a condemnation of modern hiring practices than working people's spending habits.

That is nonsensical.

That was from pandemic enhancements and handouts.

You still refuse to accept responsibility for making poor spending choices and failure to live within your means.

Except working people are being responsible with their spending habits. Why else do you think we keep getting articles about millennials killing another industry every other month? It’s because they can’t afford shit. 4oql5d.jpg (click to show)

No, they are not.

You're right, they're not killing those industries. Stagnant wages and unaffordable housing are.

To clarify; my response "no, they are not" was intended to relate that working people are NOT being responsible in their spending habits.

You already knew that.

I don't know anything about millennials killing industry.

Tell me more about how they are doing that and why.