California About to DESTROY its Fast Food Businesses!
Who's going to pay for that UBI when nobody can work anymore? Guess Commiefornia will help us hash this one out!
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Perhaps "In-N-Out" Burgers can open a store further east, like the Mississippi or Ohio River Valley areas. Always ate at one when passing through Commiefornia.
Well said RGE. Keep Commiefornians in Commiefornia. You voted for that shit!
Hmm a fast track into burger flipping machines.
When you think about it - a production line without people, is easy to make.
Once the sums are done of employing 20 people at $20 an hour + over heads minus the affordability of the food prices, Vs. the cost of tooling up for assorted machines and installing them..... If you can then cut your staff to 5, and sack 15 other staff, that is $350 per hour alone saved in wages, and ALL the other over heads (insurance / health care / etc., etc., etc.)
Multiply that by the hours per week - from say 7am to 10pm - say 15 hours a day, 7 days a week, by 56 weeks a year....
Equals $1,911,000 saved per year - not including ALL the other over heads....
I'd guess that the overheads might be at least that amount again....
So you could ball park it at saving ~$4,000,000 a year, that your can invest in burger cooking machines.