Airlines Have to Pay You When They Mess Up Now
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- Опубликовано: 23 апр 2024
- Airlines will now have to pay you when they mess up.
The Department of Transportation just approved a new rule to make airlines give you an automatic refund if your flight is canceled or delayed or if they lose your bags.
It’s a game-changer for U.S. travel. We talked about it with Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.
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This is LONG OVERDUE .
They've enjoyed the government insulated latitude to abuse customers endlessly and we're left behind. LITERALLY "left behind" in some cases, thanks to chronic overlooking by these airlines!
This is not right. The government is overreaching. In a true free market the consumers dictate these preferences and spend their money with the airline who will cater to them. We are becoming lazy helpless consumes and that will lead to everyone losing more freedoms.
Explain "chronic overbooking"
...2022 data shows that the worst was less than 3 or so denied boardings per 10,000 passengers.
..with the majors, under 1.
One can buy a full fare ticket, coach of first, and never be denied boarding.
@@barb8255 yeah that only happens when you have competition. When there are only 1 or 2 companies that dominate a region there is no choice and hence no competition.
We need lots of government intervention in the form of aggressive enforcement of anti-trust laws
@@barb8255 In a world where things are regulated, yes. However, if all of the airlines perform bad practices, what is one supposed to do? You could, in theory, not fly, but that isn't an option for a significant number of people. The myth of the "true free market" is sadly just a myth due to how capitolism trends towards consolidation and monopolies. After a certain point, "voting with your wallet" doesn't matter because you have to use the service either way and thus the more consolidated a specific industry is, the less actual power the consumer individually has.
In a free market these businesses would have imploded over covid.@@barb8255
We have to pass laws to get airlines to stop committing fraud.
They have a very strong lobby. Also subsidized.
@@SB-qm5wgMPU should uncover this. The lobby is probably responsible for some of the worst policy changes in air travel since 911. Why the fuck was this allowed to happen?
Just now to get into compliance airlines will pass the price of this well-intentioned yet misguided law unto the collective flying public. For those who need an illustration of whether or not that has value just look at your utility bill and look at all the fees and taxes.
Unfortunately this isn't a law. It is just a DoT rule. Will never get enforced or followed.
@@cliveklg7739 Law is not just legislation, administrative regulations, court orders and administrative ordnances are law too
How about paying flight attendants when they have to be at the airport instead of when the door closes?
Currently they can be fired for missing their call times but are unpaid until they depart.
15 hour work day but paid for only 5. That’s not right.
It's all baked into the hourly rate , which is negotiated up.
Both for pilots, and stewards/stewardesses.
Their hourly meal per diem collects 24 hours per day on duty.
@@MarcPagan That hourly rate is meaningless if it's a 6 hour departure delay.
@@lohphat Again, all calculated in the negotiations via unions.
If stewards, stewardesses, or pilots (like me) don't like the job or the pay, they may quit, as I did.
Econ 101 - if too many quit, the pay will be adjusted...as is finally happening for pilots.
@@MarcPaganecon 101 supply and demand -- compare the number of airlines to the number of pilots and FAs.
There's only so many airlines they can jump to. But there are thousands of skilled people the airlines can source from.
Who has the upper hand?
@@MarcPagan Thenunion bosses are crap. They let UAL get away with not funding pensions and 30% pay cut forcing employees to work into their 70s to survive retirement.
Yeah. Blame labor.
All of a sudden you’ll see these airlines getting their sh*t together. No more delays, no more bags lost.
Or just as likely nothing changes but the prices of tickets and everything else related goes up for everyone to protect profit margins for when they do screw up and have to give refunds. Seems to be that would be the more capitalistic way of dealing with the issue. Record profits will never be high enough.
@@scopie49but they could still make a profit and do this. They just want bigger profits!
@@NilaSpeaksLoudly My job this year is making massive budget cuts nationwide. $15 million in my city alone. They "didn't meet their financial goals" for last year. Was still over 5 BILLION dollars in profit but that was lower than the year before. Capitalism is a cancer.
@@scopie49 the only reason "record profits" are a thing is due to inflation
@madreese69 ...that's because inflation and fuel costs are real issues
FINALLY doing something to hold airlines accountable! 🥰👍🏻
This is dangerous and govt over reach. We should be smarter consumers and not give our money to an airline who would give our money back. Free markets force the business to do better
@@barb8255There is no such thing as free market anymore. When too few companies dominate an industry, they control the market, the prices, the level of service, the quality of the product, the rules, all of it; and no consumers benefit.
"Free Markets" have done nothing but game the system for themselves. That's why we must have regulations, rules, and antitrust laws, etc to reign them back in. There's no true capitalism in America when you have such huge tax breaks and corporate welfare given to corporations. The greedflation they are assaulting Americans with is lining the already overstuffed pockets of CEO's with cash, while leaving working Americans, poor Americans, and Senior Citizens strapped, trying to make ends meet. The "free market" as you call it, is what's led to the extreme wealth inequality in this country. Workers & tax payers aren't going to take it anymore. The only things that are going to stop this corporate overreaching is legislation to make them start paying taxes that they should have paid all along; a wealth tax; and, a windfall profits tax. Also, legislation to end price gouging and tax loopholes. And, finally overturning Citizens United.
VOTE BLUE! VOTE BLUE! VOTE BLUE!
@@barb8255 there's only 4 major airlines, and ALL of them do this.
@TNTkeynine because we let them treat us this way, and we don't start new airlines to give people better options. This is the consumer's fault. If you want big government overreach ask yourself why didn't they step in earlier about airline monopolies...
@@barb8255 it’s almost like we have demanded these companies be split up. Ordering companies to provide refunds for cancelled services is a good thing. And I’m surprised THAT is “government overreach” compared to breaking up entire companies 😂
This one might actually go through without the supreme court being involved, so this is extra great news.
It’s very sad that the Supreme Court only supports Trump now.
It is certain that an airline will sue the DOT over this rule, and with the current McConnell courts, it would not surprise me at all if the courts overturn this.
They'll shove their fat asses into this anyway as usual.
@@edl6398the problem is that presidents is the ones who put those judges into power, even though they make decisions that effects the whole country. So, of course they are going to support whoever put them into that position. I think majority of the Supreme Court’s judges are actually republicans, hence why they support a republican.
If they are supposed to represent the people, why don’t we elect them, the same way we elect people like a president or a city mayor.
@@edl6398 Eh, I think a few of them do. I actually like ACB, I don't agree with her but I do trust that she votes with her actual beliefs and not politically.
It's so mindblowing when the government passes laws that actually help people.
In this case laws aren't even being passed. They're just being enforced. It's what happens when your cabinet isn't filled with corporate puppets.
Actual good policy. Holding companies accountable improves the lives of people, who'd of thought?
But the shareholders!!1!!!11!
Who’d’ve*
May they extend this to bus companies like Greyhound. I was stuck in a Greyhound bus stations for over 6 hours because they did not have enough room, and they tried to deny me a seat on the next bus and I started giving them holy hell because I was a single person at 17-years-old and running out of funds to take care of myself while getting to my destination.
That’s actually a nightmare. Pretty discouraging, I’ve been so sick of flying I’m considering other means to travel but it sounds like the US travel infrastructure as a whole fell apart. I feel like there was a time when it was reliable & I hope at some point it’s fixed. A teen should’ve been priority.
Buses are getting worse, but no one is paying attention because rich people don't use them.
Europe has had these regulations for years. I remember when emirates arrived late into london forcing me to miss my connection and they provided me a hotel and comped all food until my flight the next day.
Now they just need to force non-passenger trains to have additional workers on a train if it's beyond a certain length, eg. an extra mechanic for every ten carts. It can't be right that two workers is enough for a train that's several kilometers long, especially when the entire train has to be inspected by said workers for safety issues...
One mechanic per 10 cars that 10 or 15 times of the current state
The airline issue is well overdue. They also need to hire people back to help address issues. A lot of time half the problem is trying to speak to someone and opposed to some automated system.
This is excellent news, but I am always worried that things like this will get struck down by corrupt federalist society judges.
What about making stock buy backs illegal for companies that run trains, airlines, and plane producers. They are operating dangerously.
They're safer than cars.
Money back in certain situations is not the same. When they cancel within the last hour they should have to buy you or get you a new flight within 12 hours or have to pay a fine larger than the original ticket price since rebooking will cost more than the money back.
Yep. Especially when you make the trek all the way to the airport and get through security just to have them do that. They wasted 4 or more hours of your life. Time you’ll never get back.
If you took time off work to fly, you deserve some comp for that.
Yes absolutely. I was stuck in Charlotte due to weather cancelation and had to pay for a hotel. My flight was rescheduled for the next day.
I had to spend 2 whole days traveling instead of one.
@@ChrisAshtearthere's a force majeure clause for weather delays , but the least they should be obligated to do is to provide hotel and rebooking costs.
@@honeytgb I do think weather is out of their control if it’s weather at that airport or on the route, but I think weather for the inbound plane is not my problem and in fact should have had the airline plan better so that a plane would be available
Then get on a plane that isn’t working or fly in unsafe weather. Then you really won’t get that time back at all.
Spread this to all types of big companies, not only airlines, but Wireless Carriers, hotels, concert tickets, tech giants, electric companies, etc. Power to the working people, not corporations!
Well thought out and enforced regulàtions can be a great thing. Particularly because people in control in most industries will rarely do the right thing unless forced to actually behave decently.
Thank god. I’ve had multiple 4+ hour delays in the last two months with no compensation. Not even free Pringles on the flight.
This administration is doing great things. They just passed the non-compete clause for workers and now this. America is not just free for corporations not customers and workers.
Its only because elections are this year.
Trumpers won't hear about it. They don't watch real news.
...they're only dong good things right before an election? had 3 years to do something and nothing has been done
its almost like its only so he can get elected or something
Awesome! Can pete do anything to make sure planes don't fall apart in the air?
Imagine if healthcare was the same way. Would be magical. I have to argue against getting charged 3x what i should after insurance.
These these changes should have been made long ago , not just before election time .
The Party of the barest minimum, vs the Party of evil human sh*t. What a country!!!
The administration has been putting into place policies that help the working class for THREE AND A HALF YEARS. Just because this policy is being announced seven months before an election in an obscure video doesn’t mean it is a desperate ploy to win an election.
Biden joined a union picket line! The President to do so. Pro union policies, a huge infrastructure bill, lowering prescription drug costs $35 insulin, soon low cost inhalers, green energy that creates jobs, the Chips act to decrease dependence on imports for electronics, deceasing supply chain and inflation issues, bringing inflation rate from 9% to target of 3%, the biggest jobs gains in 5 decades, wage growth outpacing inflation, student loan forgiveness for people-a lot of whom have paid little more than interest for 20 years in an amount equaling their loans. Freeing them to add to our GDP….
And you gripe that the administration should have foregone all of that and MUCH more, some of it bipartisan, for the airline policies..because now the timing seems suspicious?
It took time to get career professionals back into the departments that were gutted by the previous administration. Remember who the Transportation Sec was last time? Yeah, Moscow Mitch's wife, who allegedly funneled money to buddies connected with the PRC.
You want to see more of this? Keep DC in Democratic hands, or at least keep it away from the party that gave up on representative democracy.
Legit question. But also ask yourself why the previous administration didn't bother to.
Better late than never.
with the way they fight back theres only so much time in a day they might of been pushing this from day 1
and while they're at it they should stop overworking their staff causing them to burn out
And for fucks sake, let pilots take anti depressants and go to therapy without suspending them
Making sure they have ENOUGH staff FOR that should also be a part of that.
Yes! Thanks for the reminder. Great input.
If more of the public decided pay more for tickets, airlines would have to pay more for staff
..to differentiate its service.
But, most people choose to by the cheapest tickets --- and so, the cascade of matching service.
@@MarcPaganMost wealthy people choose not to pay taxes via too many tax loopholes & tax breaks for the wealthy.
If the wealthy began actually paying their fair share of taxes, then maybe Americans could have nice things like affordable Medicare For All, affordable housing, affordable education, affordable & readily accessible public transportation all paid for by the taxes paid by non-wealthy people, who don't get tax breaks. And, then since some of our tax dollars actually would go to things that people need instead of luxury items like mega-yachts, private planes, and mansions, regular working people could afford to buy better then an economy airplane ticket.
VOTE BLUE! VOTE BLUE! VOTE BLUE!
That’s great. Now we need that for airports, as well.
Recently, my poor mother took a flight and we set it up that she’d have wheelchair assistance from the point she disembarked to the next gate (on her connecting flight) or arrival portal.
She had no issues departing or with the connecting flight. But when she arrived at our home airport the chair was there but no one to push her. She tried to find someone to help, but it was late and there was no one. I tried to find someone to help at a ticket counter, but was told I’d have to go to baggage claim and ask the clerk there (which wasn’t going to help - she had already started walking).
Mom has interstitial lung disease (Covid’s enduring “gift”). She could barely breathe when she came through the arrival port. I found a wheelchair to take her from there to baggage claim & the car.
She ended up in the ER and a week in hospital. It was touch and go.
Alaska Airlines told us it’s the fault of PDX as all they do is inform the airport for wheelchair transport. Then they tell me they could have given me special clearance to meet her at her point of disembarkation and “next time” I should ask. Like that helps now. 😡
Mom nearly died. She is still mostly in bed a month later and can only walk a little bit before she gets winded.
Her ILD was dormant before the trip. Her pulmonologist says he fears it’s no longer dormant and is now progressing.
I'm so sorry to hear that. I lost my dad to a similar ailment a couple years before COVID.
Maybe it could be worth talking to a lawyer about this? Even though that ordeal didn't end in tragedy, it still cost you and your family, so that could be recoverable damages if either Alaska Airlines or PDX is liable.
Kind of wish they'd do the same thing for all long distance transportation. I had a bus that never showed up and never got a refund.
If you paid via credit card and they won't refund you, initiate a chargeback. You'll get your money, and they'll pay a penalty to the credit card company because it wasted the credit card company's time.
why is the government actually working this year
Election year
Elections lol
@@joshuagolembiewski5383 I guess, but they're even working unilaterally. It's like everyone just woke up.
It also takes time to build plans, the legalities and write up the rules. Could take a few years to get it all laid out before rolling it out.
Republicans in charge for 4 years:
[cause record inflation with tax cuts for 1%, cause covid by firing pandemic response team, get Roe v Wade overturned]
Democrats run country for 4 years:
[Everything gets better]
Weird how that works.
When they left me alone in a wheelchair and half sedated and American airlines left me vulnerable and then said they did nothing wrong. This was international in February. The flight was cancelled
I made a TikTok and it picked up speed. It was the worst experience I’ve had and I still have trauma from what happened to me as a man took advantage of me and German passengers had to save me. They’ve never been more shocked
Only took him 3&1/2 years to get something done to help people.
Does it stop them from now doubling the price to check a bag?
at my small local airport, they have two or three employees working overnight. they check you in, check your bags, open the gate, then run to the back and load your bags onto the plane. this is f-cking rediculous.
companies cut staff during covid and resisted re-staffing. just because two minimum wage employees CAN run an entire airport, doesn't mean they SHOULD
When my flight was canceled when COVID first happened, the airline refused to refund me and I had to charge back my credit card to get the money.
I'll never forget when my flight literally got delayed 8 hours in Dallas and had to move around like 3 Gates, didn't get back home til 4 In the Morning. 😑
As long as getting a refund doesn't mean that they'll cancel the rest of my trip then great!
We need more consumer laws. Getting a refund when the airline screws up is common sense.
Corporations want to privatize profits and socialize losses.
How do you define a screw up? If you whine about a delayed flight, and the feds lean on the airline to state the reason why the flight was late and the airline digs up the reason and it is safety related...your whining was all for naught, because once safety is invoked your complaint is meaningless. They can point to federal law that dictates how to do things, all you can point to is your mouth.
Finally Wow America. The high court in Britain can shutdown a airline if they donot refund a customer.
How late is this
Wow, I hope this doesn't run into any roadblocks. The last two times I've flown out of my home airport, the planes have been significantly delayed due to mechanical problems (two different airlines) to the degree that we had to deplane and wait for another airplane to be available. Both times, this resulted in arriving at my destination HOURS late, one time it was the middle of the night and I couldn't even get a rental car because the rental car counters at the airport closed. I had to uber to my hotel and then back the next day to finally get a vehicle. It would have been nice for some compensation.
I wish there was a way to force airlines to make passenger seats more comfortable. They’ve forced so many seats to maximize profit, now there’s no leg room (and I’m short), pax are literally shoulder to shoulder, and often there’s no way to lean a seat back because you end up in the person behind your seats face.
Beyond uncomfortable, it’s an actual health risk to fly now.
Yep, like I'm 5'4"/163cm and I barely fit in the seats. It's awful, I can't imagine how much more it sucks for anyone bigger.
Knowing the USA, it's very hard for me to think there isn't a _reason_ as to why they're doing this.
I feel like there's a catch, because I can't imagine these people actually doing something good for the nation without financial incentives.
Imagine getting credit for doing what was right all along
You know what else would help? Breaking up the airlines so that you don't have 3-4 major airlines controlling most flights.
Your good interviews have convinced me to sub. The last interview with the lady from the FTC was really interesting. It's nice to hear large companies should be held accountable for their mistakes instead of us paying for their mistakes.
Thank you Ms Khan!🎉
What is Southwest Airlines doing for all the passengers they left stranded in Austin after the solar eclipse? I'll tell you what they did, NOTHING! We had to pay for our own hotel, transportation, and meals for the extra day we were stuck there. We arrived 2 and a half hours before our flights, which we thought was reasonable, but the line to check our bags was over 4 hours long, so of course we missed our flight. Thousands of people missed their flights because Southwest had more passengers than they could reasonably accommodate with their given resources. They rebooked our flights and got us home, but are refusing to reimburse anything.
This is the first time I'm hearing from Buttigieg. I'm thankful he's not only doing things to make a difference but coming out and letting the people know. I hope he'll stand up more with his work, and with his communication.
He does all the time.
@@Anne2u He has done a lot of press interviews since getting into office and he is one of the few democrat politicians that is comfortable going onto conservative spaces like Fox News. Whether you agree with him or not, I love seeing someone relatively high up the command chain actually talking to Americans through the Media vs press secretaries/releases only.
This is the effort of many people whose faces you won't see. Buttigieg is just the media figurehead.
Im an Airline pilot and I agree with this. Give your customers a better experience Airlines! I shouldn't have to be the bearer of bad news!
If you are an airline pilot, then you should know that most of the delays are beyond the control of the airline. Some of the problems are created by lousy contracts that the union knuckled the executives into signing.
@@starventure It's nessesary considering some of the fatiging schedules the airlines are willing to put us through. I mean seriously, 14 legs on an airplane with no air conditioning in 40C weather with only 10 hours rest. No. Rules had to be put in place to prevent corporations from throwing us around like that and then blaming the accidents on us when we didn't perform.
@@starventure Now if you want a real solution to this, raise the ticket prices. Democrats are gonna learn real quick from that
@@TrainerAQ No air conditioning? Gee, what kind of plane have you been flying?
good job pete
GOOD. I got screwed over my an airline for cancelling a flight. They wouldn't book a new flight to the location i need to get to. Absolutely refused. When i called the airline, they literally never answered the phone.
I was LIVID
Ugh. I had an airline move my connection to another airport. Problem was my new connecting flight took off before my first flight did. When I called to try and fix this, I was told it wasn't their problem I couldn't schedule flights that worked. The fact my initial flight was supposed to connect in a totally different state didn't matter, somehow it was my fault I wouldn't be able to make a negative 2 hour layover in Atlanta when I was still waiting to board my previous flight. I don't even know how many times I had to call before I got someone on the line who actually listened long enough to not blame me and say I'd have to buy a whole new flight. I ended up with a several hour layover in LaGuardia, but that's better than having to invent a time machine to make the connection.
feels like too little, too late.
Did Pete Buttigieg actually do his job...? Wow, it's about time. Good Job.
... This needs to be done for more than just the airline industry. The telecom comes to mind. If you pay for a higher threshold of speed and you consistently don't get it, you should get a refund. If you travel and pay for temporary international service for your cell phone, and it doesn't work, you should yet a refund. Bottom line you should get a refund for any service you pay for that doesn't work as it was supposed to, or you just straight up didn't get. It's theft otherwise.
Don't get all excited. They will raise fees and fares in order to recoup the money.
All businesses should foot the bill for their errors. That’s what makes a business better.
Historically, YOUR DEPARTMENT DIDN'T, Mr. MAYOR.
This rule also provides a great incentive for airlines to get rid of junk fees and bundle them into ticket prices, like they used to.
Wow that’s amazing! We could only dream of such a law coming into effect in Canada. As a Canadian this is even more incentive for me to fly on US carriers where possible on top of the low prices. Getting the Canadian government to do anything especially with consumer protection and enforcing it is like asking kicking a dead horse.
although Canada has had similar consumer protection laws in place for years, they were never enforced. they made a new rollout making the seated gov look good by looking tough but they just rereleased the old charter that was already in place w/ a new coat of paint is all…
I'm not used to the government doing anything to protect me. Did I slip into some alternate reality?
Loved this.
Seven hours waiting since check-in? That's a nightmare! But with these new rules, passengers won't be at the mercy of airline excuses anymore. It's a win for common sense and consumer rights.
7 buisness days isn't prompt 24 hours is prompt. They can instantly take my money but I have to "wait" for a refund is bs.
Well it’s about time! Now consumer protection needs to be expanded into all areas.
Make it illegal to overbook flights! They're literally selling the same seats twice or even more! Then kicking people off of flights because they sold the passenger's seat out from underneath them!
I wonder how little coverage this excellent protection will get by the MSM? Oh well I guess it is up to us to repeatedly and relentlessly share this as much as possible. This channel should have millions of subscribers. Great journalism MPU.
Moving back toward full regulation of the airline industry one small step at a time. They’ve got it coming.
I do wonder about situations that are out of the airlines control. I’ve worked multiple flights where we have to delay because air traffic control has issued a ground stop for that airport.
Holy crap, good work, Pete. This is amazing policy.
Maybe airlines should reduce "lost bags" first. And by "lost" we mean by some reason they break into pieces while transport and items in them magically end up in trash bin that workers usually can "share" those with each other in end of day.
Airline fares just went up 30% watch. Free flights for a three hour delay won’t be absorbed by airline.
Weird enough... traveling as part of a company, I've never had to worry about this
Now this is the kind of news that these MT and other gossipy channel's aren't reporting on.
Can we have this with state and federal govt too? Like, when they don’t respect our rights, or fail an internal or external audit of finances, we get a refund of our taxes for that fiscal year?
Again this helps mostly wealthy and business folks, Over half of Americans can't afford to fly and certainly not the ones in East Palestine now that they have lost all equity in their homes.
This depresses me. Oh, not the fact that airlines now have to provide the goods and services you paid for or that they have to give you a refund when they fail to deliver. It's the fact that this sort of rule or enforcement is necessary and only now being enacted.
Less airlines for domestic travel, more high speed rail.
Thank God.
Damn, didn't think I'd be hyped by Buttigieg, but credit where it's due.
Now get rid of baggage fees.
I’ll believe it when I see it.
Why did this take 100 years?
Policy and enforcement of policy are two entirely different issues. I hope Canada follows suit in both. It's a freakin' mess up here.
Cool, increase seat pitch next.
Accountability is good.
These seem like good changes and I'm supportive of them - as long as they don't provide airlines with loopholes to cause more chaos. Maybe airlines will prefer to giving refunds immediately instead of helping customers change flights when a cancellation or delay happens? I can see them giving a refund on a flight booked early at a good deal, cancelling the flight, refunding, then charging higher prices for customers to get a replacement one. I hope these laws will eliminate these possibilities as well.
Effin hilarious. Pete gave *only* Southwest Airlines a hard time?
"Come on, man!"
Wow, the most BASIC enforcement 3 YEARS LATE. What a POS
One step at a time, people will get their rights back
It's about time!!
Good job Pete
Next.. Please criminalize ALL hidden fees (maybe except taxes). What you see should always be what you pay! "Taxes and (additional) Fees" should not be a thing.
Wait, does this cover overbooking issues? For example, someone can’t get onto their flight because the airlines overbooked that flight and majority of those passengers arrived for that flight.
If so, then airlines can no longer overbook a flight because it’s unknown how many are going to arrive on time for a flight.
I thought the "free market" was supposed to take care of stuff like this? Happy with this rule and hope Canada follows suit, but the underlying message here is that government has to step in to tell companies how to treat their customers because otherwise they will just take every cent that is on the table
Amazing!
How are you guys so powerful??? My god the access you guys get!!
Great but add a interest of 5% for each day that they take to make the refund. it will greatly increase the speed they process the refunds and make them give hotel rooms to passengers if the flight get delayed more than 4 hours.
Man, I feel like politicians had to deal with something in real life and correct it. Hope they start doing taxes next.
Excellent.
Holy Cow!!! Can we do this for every last stinking business on the planet?
I thought this was a joke but wtf is going on with the US government actually helping the public. I was super thrilled about the FTC removing non competes yesterday and found this today... Seeking votes probably definitely yes but with liberty and accountability for all. 🎉
That's what I'm saying, looks like enough people in the government finally give a fuck!
If you haven’t already, I would like to see lawmakers’ progress to eliminate payday loans as a business
Did he finally do his job after years or is he stealing credit for someone else's work.