It’s in the article. There’s a searchable table you can sort by labor hours.

Oh also, it did say they were paid min wage (which is basically slave wages anyway). It’s the state that garnishes their pay.

I just want to be exact when I rage against the machine.

There were a lot of companies listed in the article. I was surprised this was such a wide practice. It’s really icky.

Burger King, Home Depot, and KFC were on the list just ti name a few major ones.

There were also a lot of local businesses too. I recommend everyone look at the list.

That’s so many months away. I would probably forget anyway. :)

This is a great prize. Thanks for doing this!

I was saving one of these for April Fool’s day. I was going to do a shot from the intro lol

Digital, but it’s because I listen to audio books. Lately, I find it hard to sit still and read for a set period of time. Cleaning while I “read” is perfect for me. Get stuff done and still get to be in the world of a book.

Cisco and Netgear are made in the US, I’m told. However, those are the routers that got infected with a botnet. You’re damned no matter what.

“Time for home economics! Today we learn to make pizza. Be sure to use plenty of glue on the dough so the cheese doesn’t slide off!”

Both. Lol

That’s it! You’re right! I knew that somewhere in the back of my brain, I think but no way I would have come up with it.

Why would the government want to regulate it? They set themselves up to collect taxes by location. They won’t risk disruption of sales tax in those jurisdictions.

It’s turtles all the way down.

Also, it’s really hard to cook for one. I end up spending as much on food that goes bad before I can eat it as it would have cost me to get a $5 value meal.

It’s this. I work in commercial real estate. If a “goes dark” (stops doing business at the location), property owners can have loan obligations such as as cash management (the bank receives tenant rent checks directly instead of the person who owns the property). This happens even if the tenant is still paying rent because if office in the strip mall closes, no one goes to the restaurants and in turn they can’t pay rent either.

Personally, I disagree with this. This feels like we are forcibly propping up this system instead of letting it evolve naturally. I think we should let those corporate zones die and move restaurants and shopping closer to residential areas.

Republicans - “we’re better at finance and won’t raise the debt”

Also republicans - Donald Trump Built a National Debt So Big (Even Before the Pandemic) That It’ll Weigh Down the Economy for Years

What is beep robot’s name? I can’t remember either.

Another a great guess, but no! Try again!

Nope, but that’s a solid guess.

Just some darn talking space bees!