This is a perfect example of how explorative tipping is to customers. The fact that these people would rather get tips then make 30 an hour (which is really good not just for the food industry but for lots of places) tells me they are used to customers paying there monthly wages at more then 30 an hour. The servers especially cry because they don't make enough as base pay they cry when they get a 30 an hour base pay there is no pleasing these complainers. I would say let them go back to a tiny base pay with tips and watch how little they earn because the restaurant is working on a ticket system where you pay a ticket price not a price at the end of the meal with all the things your ordered. This is insane.
Tipping doesn't belong in America. It's like bargaining at a Cairo Bazaar. Post the price of the meal and pay that price. While we're at it, INCLUDE ALL TAXES in the price! Couldn't be simpler.
It says tiping is apart of the ticket so the waiters should have done the elementary school math. 15 an hour with "tips" or a very generous 30$ an hour, that their fellow american "normal" waiters don't get.
So $30 an hour without tips is worse than $4 an hour with tips. What they're saying is there is no solution to being a server, your life is going to suck until the end.
I spent months applying for a job at casa bonita as soon as positions opened up. I've been a huge fan of both south park and casa bonita since I was a kid and knew I wanted to work there as soon as I heard matt and trey bought the place and it wasnt closing down anymore. I applied for 4 different positions that had openings. All of which I have experience for since I've been working in food service since I was 16. I never got a single email or call back from anyone. I even re-applied several times before positions closed. Not a single call or email back. As stupid as it sounds, this would have literally been my dream job. The pay is around the 30 dollar range but I would have been happy working for minimum wage. It makes me so angry and sad that these people got my dream job and are acting like this. This is what happens when you ignore hard workers like me who were actually passionate about working for matt and trey and instead hire a bunch of entitled scum who want a bigger paycheck. I guarantee you I could do whatever their job is 10 times better than them. But I'll never be given a chance.
You don't seem to understand what is actually happening. They aren't looking for "a bigger paycheck". They are fighting for the hours, pay, and benefits they were promised when they contracted to work there. None of which have materialized.
@@minervagalvez5937 The job I have is fine. I'm saying this would have been my dream job and a bunch of lazy losers are complaining about it because they dont deserve it like i do.
@@krystalMtn Because the place isn't open yet. They're complaining they arent being brought it to work 40 hours, 32 of which would be them sitting down browsing social media on their phones. These people are lazy and entitled.
🤣🤣🤣Demands. Unemployment. Your servers, Chili's, Outback.....Joe's crab shack? You can be a server anywhere. They should had cleaned house from the start. They were part of a failed business, that culture will infect the new.
these ppl think rich are greedy? they should hear themselves. $30/hr is gold. do they really think they should be paid more for their type of work? unless youre jumping off that cliff, be happy with your pay
Just quit and go back to your $40/$50 an hour job then or go to Mcdonalds ungrateful servers. Meanwhile here i am working for Doordash/Ubereats making $15 an hour with $1 tips 😂
Instead of driving around stealing fries out of McDonald's bags before leaving them on the porch or a person you never have to interact with, try working tables in a place where everyone eating is dropping at least forty bucks?
@@TylerShacklefordDurden Why would you even start a job and complain about it. Either you are going to be a server and like the job or not 😂 my friend chose to be a server and doesn't complain because she chose that job The End
@@sanchezs7614 you must have missed the part where they got them to quit their prior jobs and promised them a lot more money and hours than they delivered?
@@sanchezs7614 Let me guess, you friend wasn't lied to about hours and wages, told they aren't allowed to have a second job, and convinced to quit their previous job months before starting the new one.
Millennials in 2010: Please, I'm begging you! Let me clean toilets for $7.25 an hour with no benefits, I need a job so bad! Gen Z in 2023: OMG we're only making $30 an hour to wait tables! This is so unfair!
Unskilled workers: Casa Bonita isn't paying me enough to light my Cubans with 100$ bills. How am I supposed to afford a butler? I can barely afford 1 chauffeured limo with this salary!😡
Just off highschool My sister is being paid $15/hr at WingStop here in Southern California part-time no benefits! I never heard her complain maybe cause she has no mortgage/car payments she lives with my parents & uses my mom's car. She'd be over the Moon for $30/hr tho wow
@jasminekinsgton1072 well before Nixon the federal minimum wage was more than what they are paying at casa Bonita today. When fed Mon was created it was designed to be a loving wage. It is the business owners job to provide adequate pay to survive.
Of course someone complaining about not having enough money is covered in thousands of dollars of art for theft body lol... Priorities! Probably drives a jacked up minivan with new flashy rims, has 3 streaming services, a ps5, and smokes pot daily.
my first job ever was $10.75 this was when i was 19 years old. im 25 now and $30 an hr seems insanely high. ill move to colorado right now for 30 an hour 😆
I just heard there’s a Facebook group where fans of Casa Bonita share their experiences and some (not all) employees are telling customers that they accept cash tips!
I have a better idea elect a difference government to run Colorado all it has right now is an imported one from California and to those idiots set want to argue with me look at what's happened since the Democrats have taken over it's turned into a mini California overpriced and full of homeless
The bottom line here is this: Study your ass off in school, stay away from drugs, and do whatever it takes to get a college education. For me, that meant joining the National Guard and holding my breath for six years hoping to Heaven that I didn’t get deployed. Otherwise you will be subjected to this kind of treatment for the rest of your life. Full stop.
I was wondering about this, how do people support families or even pay to get a 1 bedroom apartment when there is no opening date and no full-time hours!😮
It's part time work to begin with and always has been. It is typically filled by people who need additional income or an entry level job in food services such as a teenager entering the employment market. It is not supposed to be a money making career that people can support themselves or a family by working there. Unless you are an educated food services management level employee. No one who works the entertainment, cooking, or wait staff can expect to make a living wage at this location because it is not skilled labor type work.
@@krystalMtn that's interesting because it said full time on the site. Also they specifically said tip pooling and now the tips are gone for a "service fee" 💩
@@krystalMtn the complaints are valid because they changed the whole agreement after they were first hired. This is the reason why all retail and service jobs need to be unionized.
I'm living in Colorado making $17 an hour. It's the most I've ever made, I'm 25. I've lived of $10 an hour for many many years. Those who say it doesn't work are simply living beyond their means, and taking on more than they can chew.
@@tuvoca825 you are dreaming they may close up and they may sell but there's way too rich to go bankrupt and it'll be a bunch of bums out of a $30 an hour job
The location is a historical entertainment themed restaurant that is coming out of bankruptcy from pandemic years. The idea of hiring catering services, or that it will file bankruptcy shows how little outsiders actually know about the subject and history of this location.
I grew up with Casa Bonita but I just won't be going back until things get straightened out there ifucking refused to give tips to a server at a restaurant making $30 even if it is part selfish greedy shitz
The joke is on you and the servers at casa Bonita. Why?? Because your still tipping except the tip goes to the owners not the workers. How? Casa Bonita adds a 15% service fee to everyone's bill automatically. The story should be about why over 700 jobs in Denver many of which you need a 5yr degree pay less than $30 but instead it's about over paying employees?? Wow
@@minervagalvez5937 what I meant by growing up was we went there a lot I've never work there I don't need a new job hell I'm trying to retire and get rid of the one I got
Here is the real issue.....when casa bonita eliminated the tip pool supposedly because people weren't tipping they added a 15% service fee to every customer's bill in essence stealing the servers tip and since there are no govt rules and regulations regarding service fees they can keep that money for themselves even though they are collecting it under the guises of providing benefits. Casa bonita has had well over 100 employees for almost 6 months and not 1 of them is eligible for benefits.
That's also because it is part time employment. It is not skilled labor type of work that allows for full time employment and benefits. This is the case with most restaurant environments and they are usually entry level jobs. Unless you are a college educated experienced manager, you cannot expect to earn full time employment and benefits unless you were actually offered that via a signed offer letter when you are hired. This isn't corporate salaried level employment. It is supplemental income or entry level unskilled labor. You should always understand whether or not you are earning tips before agreeing to work in a restaurant environment and entry level jobs.
@krystalMtn5697 and for the first 5 months of employment, there was a signed tip pooling agreement in place. Less than 24hrs before the official soft opening ownership changed that policy and presented a new conditional work agreement of $28 per hour and employees were told to sign it and bring it back the next day or loose employment. Also restaurants are not open part time. Restaurant work is not part time employment. Companies want part time employees to avoid paying benefits. Why is the issue unskilled labor earing 2 much?? Shouldn't the conversation be about the over 700 jobs in Denver, many of which require a 5yr degree paying less than $30?? Look down your nose at restaurant workers all you want but my girlfriend is a server in a restaurant and she earns anywhere from $300 to $700 per day. She is going to college and more than likely, after she graduates, she will earn less than she is now, but people like you will think better of her. Oh and I almost forgot...as a condition of employment at Casa Bonita YOU CANT WORK ANYWHERE ELSE. Expecting 500 employees to work 15-20hrs a week and not work anywhere else is a little nutty.
@@CasaBonitaSucks Yes and I recognize that management failed to uphold their end of the agreement and I do not agree with what they have done. That's when you have to decide who you want to work for and the kind of bosses you want. It is not a matter of looking down on anyone. Restaurant work and some other business fields have always been designed to be unskilled labor, entry level employment, and part time supplemental income, usually filled by teens who are entering the employment market, college students who need flexible limited hours of work, or those who need to supplimemt their income, whatever the reason may be. It was never intended to be full time employment and paid at wages comparable to skilled, degreed employees, or to pay for anyones lifestyle. No unskilled labor job should ever be paid on the same level as those who have spent the years, effort, funds and made the aacrifices they did to put themselves through college and get a higher education than what federal goverment requires in the US. You simply fail to understand that this is a business model that was intentionally created this way or why it was purposely done this way. Managers are generally the only degreed fulltime employees who have paid benifits and experince with education in their field. It is a perk provided to those who have skills and education to offer as part of their personal employment marketability. It is one reason people make the decision to get higher education after public school. You would never pay a Dr, lawyer, manager, Network Tech, or a lot of CSR jobs the same wages you would pay unskilled labor. Understand that calling them unskilled is not a derogatory term, as you seem to be interpreting it. I am not saying those people are in any way ignorant, incapable, or not hard working individuals who's employers might benefit from hiring them. It is simply a fact of life that nearly anyone can walk into certain jobs and not need any prior experience or specific education in order to fulfill that jobs requirements. This is not true of those who work full time and are burdened with extra issues to juggle like finances, employee management, or run the daily operations of such places along with required to know the laws and health codes under which restaurants are operated. Or work in specialty areas of employment that require extra schooling, knowledge, experience, and maybe a degree. Given you are dating someone in that very stage of life you should understand this. Also those who leave college are considered to be entry level skilled workers who cannot be paid at the same levels of those who have 10 years of experince, or more, to offer along with a degree in their respected fields. Just another fact of life. I do not look down upon anyone and have worked my own unskilled, part time jobs in life along as well as experienced, degreed, salaried employee jobs. I also paid my own way through college as an adult who did not get to go to college after high school or had parents, or financial support, to help pay for it. That is how it is done by those who want to progress in life in the US. Wisdom, maturity, experince, education, and finances are all personal skills that one can only aquire as one gets older.
@krystalMtn5697 I personally know around 15 millionaires. Guess how many of them have a college degree? Just one!! As a matter of fact the majority of millionaires don't have a college degree. Oh and you forgot to mention the over 700 jobs in Denver many of which require a 5yr degree earning less than $30 per hour. Higher education really helped them out. They might be smart but I bet they feel pretty stupid.
“We’re down to $30/hr!” Must be rough.
$30/hr is more than most people at entry-level jobs with a degree!
Hire Butters. He did real well in the ice cream shop and weiner stand!
Wow 😂😂 $30 an hr even with part time hrs is great pay 🤯
Around 2500-3500 customers a day
Planned opening dates are not “promises” to employees.
This is a perfect example of how explorative tipping is to customers. The fact that these people would rather get tips then make 30 an hour (which is really good not just for the food industry but for lots of places) tells me they are used to customers paying there monthly wages at more then 30 an hour. The servers especially cry because they don't make enough as base pay they cry when they get a 30 an hour base pay there is no pleasing these complainers. I would say let them go back to a tiny base pay with tips and watch how little they earn because the restaurant is working on a ticket system where you pay a ticket price not a price at the end of the meal with all the things your ordered. This is insane.
Tipping doesn't belong in America. It's like bargaining at a Cairo Bazaar. Post the price of the meal and pay that price. While we're at it, INCLUDE ALL TAXES in the price! Couldn't be simpler.
It says tiping is apart of the ticket so the waiters should have done the elementary school math. 15 an hour with "tips" or a very generous 30$ an hour, that their fellow american "normal" waiters don't get.
So $30 an hour without tips is worse than $4 an hour with tips. What they're saying is there is no solution to being a server, your life is going to suck until the end.
I spent months applying for a job at casa bonita as soon as positions opened up. I've been a huge fan of both south park and casa bonita since I was a kid and knew I wanted to work there as soon as I heard matt and trey bought the place and it wasnt closing down anymore. I applied for 4 different positions that had openings. All of which I have experience for since I've been working in food service since I was 16. I never got a single email or call back from anyone. I even re-applied several times before positions closed. Not a single call or email back. As stupid as it sounds, this would have literally been my dream job.
The pay is around the 30 dollar range but I would have been happy working for minimum wage. It makes me so angry and sad that these people got my dream job and are acting like this. This is what happens when you ignore hard workers like me who were actually passionate about working for matt and trey and instead hire a bunch of entitled scum who want a bigger paycheck. I guarantee you I could do whatever their job is 10 times better than them. But I'll never be given a chance.
You don't seem to understand what is actually happening. They aren't looking for "a bigger paycheck". They are fighting for the hours, pay, and benefits they were promised when they contracted to work there. None of which have materialized.
Hey man i hear ya! Keep your head up you'll find somewhere better that actually returns your calls and is interested in what you have to offer
FIND A NEW JOB, DUDE.
@@minervagalvez5937 The job I have is fine. I'm saying this would have been my dream job and a bunch of lazy losers are complaining about it because they dont deserve it like i do.
@@krystalMtn Because the place isn't open yet. They're complaining they arent being brought it to work 40 hours, 32 of which would be them sitting down browsing social media on their phones. These people are lazy and entitled.
This is just fodder for another South Park episode
$30?!?! They are already paid too much!
These people are really losing their minds if thats a low wage to them, Tips can be inconsistent and a stable wage is perfect for anyone.
They are working at a place where every person who walks through the door is paying at least 40 dollars for food. Waffle house waitresses make thirty.
🤣🤣🤣Demands. Unemployment. Your servers, Chili's, Outback.....Joe's crab shack? You can be a server anywhere. They should had cleaned house from the start. They were part of a failed business, that culture will infect the new.
Denver liberals are something else lol
Not happy with 30 an hour what world do they live in
these ppl think rich are greedy? they should hear themselves. $30/hr is gold. do they really think they should be paid more for their type of work? unless youre jumping off that cliff, be happy with your pay
Boo hoo, I only make $30/hr with no real skills or education.
For a good solid server that’s crap pay. You should be making at least 100 an hour
Just quit and go back to your $40/$50 an hour job then or go to Mcdonalds ungrateful servers. Meanwhile here i am working for Doordash/Ubereats making $15 an hour with $1 tips 😂
Instead of driving around stealing fries out of McDonald's bags before leaving them on the porch or a person you never have to interact with, try working tables in a place where everyone eating is dropping at least forty bucks?
@@TylerShacklefordDurden Why would you even start a job and complain about it. Either you are going to be a server and like the job or not 😂 my friend chose to be a server and doesn't complain because she chose that job The End
@@sanchezs7614 you must have missed the part where they got them to quit their prior jobs and promised them a lot more money and hours than they delivered?
@@sanchezs7614 Let me guess, you friend wasn't lied to about hours and wages, told they aren't allowed to have a second job, and convinced to quit their previous job months before starting the new one.
@@sanchezs7614 They weren't even allowed to start until months after they were told to quit their last jobs.
That’s the beauty of a free market yo . You don’t have to work there
I make $17 hr as a mechanic. I only do it for medical benefits
Millennials in 2010: Please, I'm begging you! Let me clean toilets for $7.25 an hour with no benefits, I need a job so bad!
Gen Z in 2023: OMG we're only making $30 an hour to wait tables! This is so unfair!
South park should make an episode mocking them lol
$30 an hour! I would love to work there. That's a lot of money..because the food doesn't look that great.
Probably lazy workers....thats why you dont get hours .....any you seem whiney......cry cry cry
These big women should make way for me to work there. Gladly do for $20 an hour.
I work there now. Its awesome. Must been her eyebrows 😂
“……freewishin?”
"Fustrated"...
What greedy fools. Fire them
Generation entitled
Bro, wtf ill gladly sign up for 30 an hour
Unskilled workers:
Casa Bonita isn't paying me enough to light my Cubans with 100$ bills. How am I supposed to afford a butler? I can barely afford 1 chauffeured limo with this salary!😡
Just off highschool My sister is being paid $15/hr at WingStop here in Southern California part-time no benefits! I never heard her complain maybe cause she has no mortgage/car payments she lives with my parents & uses my mom's car. She'd be over the Moon for $30/hr tho wow
If everyone who walked into Wingstop spent at least $40 per person on food, you may have a point there.
@jasminekinsgton1072 well before Nixon the federal minimum wage was more than what they are paying at casa Bonita today. When fed Mon was created it was designed to be a loving wage. It is the business owners job to provide adequate pay to survive.
Of course someone complaining about not having enough money is covered in thousands of dollars of art for theft body lol...
Priorities! Probably drives a jacked up minivan with new flashy rims, has 3 streaming services, a ps5, and smokes pot daily.
That's your bar for living the good life eh?
Hours and benefits in a restaurant lol 30 an hour with tips lol. Watch them hire real Mexicans for 10 dollars
my first job ever was $10.75 this was when i was 19 years old. im 25 now and $30 an hr seems insanely high. ill move to colorado right now for 30 an hour 😆
Then work somewhere else. Why pay you a college entry level job? Worked as a server and you want be pay.
who cares what they think. It's all about South Park nostalgia
Lol….😂 This younger generation is something else. Back in the day, if you weren’t making money at a job…you just quit and find another one
I just heard there’s a Facebook group where fans of Casa Bonita share their experiences and some (not all) employees are telling customers that they accept cash tips!
Time to leave and look for another job… byeeeeee!!!!
Not like you remember it and heard the food isn't that good like it came off a truck
still? didn't matt and trey try to solve that by firing the old chefs?
They are still working on the menu one of the reasons why it hasn't fully reopened
You're making $30 an hour, and complaining?! Maybe live within your needs, downsize and/or find a new job!
You can tell the people who don't know how to tip...
They should just fire all of these people and just hire new ones.
Change them
30 an hour????? uuhhh ohhh
I remember that place when it was in Tulsa. Yep.
@@tuvoca825 the Original is from Oklahoma but this one is better, now if they get the employment situation to an agreement! I hope they can succeed! 🤗
@@SarahNGeti The original chain was built in Oklahoma City
I worked there in the 80s and it was pure hell. I wanted to deep-fry the "managers" in the sopapilla grease.
Employees who can afford lots of tattoos can't live on $30 an hour.
Make your demands heard! It’s expensive to live in Colorado!
FIND A NEW JOB.
@@minervagalvez5937 you must have a real good paying job to respond with the same comment on every post. Either that or you are 12 years old. 😂🙄😴
I have a better idea elect a difference government to run Colorado all it has right now is an imported one from California and to those idiots set want to argue with me look at what's happened since the Democrats have taken over it's turned into a mini California overpriced and full of homeless
The bottom line here is this: Study your ass off in school, stay away from drugs, and do whatever it takes to get a college education. For me, that meant joining the National Guard and holding my breath for six years hoping to Heaven that I didn’t get deployed. Otherwise you will be subjected to this kind of treatment for the rest of your life. Full stop.
Uh, Oh. Maybe not as great as the owners are claiming huh?
🤔
I was wondering about this, how do people support families or even pay to get a 1 bedroom apartment when there is no opening date and no full-time hours!😮
It's part time work to begin with and always has been. It is typically filled by people who need additional income or an entry level job in food services such as a teenager entering the employment market. It is not supposed to be a money making career that people can support themselves or a family by working there. Unless you are an educated food services management level employee. No one who works the entertainment, cooking, or wait staff can expect to make a living wage at this location because it is not skilled labor type work.
FIND A NEW JOB.
@@krystalMtn that's interesting because it said full time on the site. Also they specifically said tip pooling and now the tips are gone for a "service fee" 💩
@@krystalMtn the complaints are valid because they changed the whole agreement after they were first hired. This is the reason why all retail and service jobs need to be unionized.
@@minervagalvez5937 just you wait until AI takes your high paying office job and then i will say the same thing to you. 🥴🤓🤠
$40 for entry fee wtf.
Trey Parker and Matt Stone need to pay these people what they are worth.
That sucks for the employees I hope they get what they want. A living wage
wow 30 dollars an hour is not a livable wage.
Define, in detail, exactly what a "living wage" is, and who determines this.
I'm living in Colorado making $17 an hour. It's the most I've ever made, I'm 25.
I've lived of $10 an hour for many many years.
Those who say it doesn't work are simply living beyond their means, and taking on more than they can chew.
FIRE ALL OF THEM!!! AND RE-HIRE NEW EMPLOYEES THAT WILL ACCEPT MANAGEMENT'S POLICIES ON PAY!!! PERIOD!!!
They did agree to the terms management hired them for and now management has backed out of those terms.
I dont think you understand the gravity of the situation here...
@@tuvoca825 you are dreaming they may close up and they may sell but there's way too rich to go bankrupt and it'll be a bunch of bums out of a $30 an hour job
The location is a historical entertainment themed restaurant that is coming out of bankruptcy from pandemic years.
The idea of hiring catering services, or that it will file bankruptcy shows how little outsiders actually know about the subject and history of this location.
@@krystalMtn FIRE THEM. GET NEW EMPLOYEES.
I grew up with Casa Bonita but I just won't be going back until things get straightened out there ifucking refused to give tips to a server at a restaurant making $30 even if it is part selfish greedy shitz
The joke is on you and the servers at casa Bonita. Why?? Because your still tipping except the tip goes to the owners not the workers. How? Casa Bonita adds a 15% service fee to everyone's bill automatically. The story should be about why over 700 jobs in Denver many of which you need a 5yr degree pay less than $30 but instead it's about over paying employees?? Wow
FIND A NEW JOB, BRO!!!
@@minervagalvez5937 what I meant by growing up was we went there a lot I've never work there I don't need a new job hell I'm trying to retire and get rid of the one I got
Keep that cash stacked up 🍞
Here is the real issue.....when casa bonita eliminated the tip pool supposedly because people weren't tipping they added a 15% service fee to every customer's bill in essence stealing the servers tip and since there are no govt rules and regulations regarding service fees they can keep that money for themselves even though they are collecting it under the guises of providing benefits. Casa bonita has had well over 100 employees for almost 6 months and not 1 of them is eligible for benefits.
That's also because it is part time employment. It is not skilled labor type of work that allows for full time employment and benefits. This is the case with most restaurant environments and they are usually entry level jobs. Unless you are a college educated experienced manager, you cannot expect to earn full time employment and benefits unless you were actually offered that via a signed offer letter when you are hired. This isn't corporate salaried level employment. It is supplemental income or entry level unskilled labor. You should always understand whether or not you are earning tips before agreeing to work in a restaurant environment and entry level jobs.
@krystalMtn5697 and for the first 5 months of employment, there was a signed tip pooling agreement in place. Less than 24hrs before the official soft opening ownership changed that policy and presented a new conditional work agreement of $28 per hour and employees were told to sign it and bring it back the next day or loose employment.
Also restaurants are not open part time. Restaurant work is not part time employment. Companies want part time employees to avoid paying benefits.
Why is the issue unskilled labor earing 2 much?? Shouldn't the conversation be about the over 700 jobs in Denver, many of which require a 5yr degree paying less than $30??
Look down your nose at restaurant workers all you want but my girlfriend is a server in a restaurant and she earns anywhere from $300 to $700 per day. She is going to college and more than likely, after she graduates, she will earn less than she is now, but people like you will think better of her.
Oh and I almost forgot...as a condition of employment at Casa Bonita YOU CANT WORK ANYWHERE ELSE. Expecting 500 employees to work 15-20hrs a week and not work anywhere else is a little nutty.
@@CasaBonitaSucks Yes and I recognize that management failed to uphold their end of the agreement and I do not agree with what they have done. That's when you have to decide who you want to work for and the kind of bosses you want.
It is not a matter of looking down on anyone. Restaurant work and some other business fields have always been designed to be unskilled labor, entry level employment, and part time supplemental income, usually filled by teens who are entering the employment market, college students who need flexible limited hours of work, or those who need to supplimemt their income, whatever the reason may be. It was never intended to be full time employment and paid at wages comparable to skilled, degreed employees, or to pay for anyones lifestyle. No unskilled labor job should ever be paid on the same level as those who have spent the years, effort, funds and made the aacrifices they did to put themselves through college and get a higher education than what federal goverment requires in the US.
You simply fail to understand that this is a business model that was intentionally created this way or why it was purposely done this way. Managers are generally the only degreed fulltime employees who have paid benifits and experince with education in their field. It is a perk provided to those who have skills and education to offer as part of their personal employment marketability. It is one reason people make the decision to get higher education after public school. You would never pay a Dr, lawyer, manager, Network Tech, or a lot of CSR jobs the same wages you would pay unskilled labor.
Understand that calling them unskilled is not a derogatory term, as you seem to be interpreting it. I am not saying those people are in any way ignorant, incapable, or not hard working individuals who's employers might benefit from hiring them. It is simply a fact of life that nearly anyone can walk into certain jobs and not need any prior experience or specific education in order to fulfill that jobs requirements. This is not true of those who work full time and are burdened with extra issues to juggle like finances, employee management, or run the daily operations of such places along with required to know the laws and health codes under which restaurants are operated. Or work in specialty areas of employment that require extra schooling, knowledge, experience, and maybe a degree. Given you are dating someone in that very stage of life you should understand this. Also those who leave college are considered to be entry level skilled workers who cannot be paid at the same levels of those who have 10 years of experince, or more, to offer along with a degree in their respected fields. Just another fact of life. I do not look down upon anyone and have worked my own unskilled, part time jobs in life along as well as experienced, degreed, salaried employee jobs. I also paid my own way through college as an adult who did not get to go to college after high school or had parents, or financial support, to help pay for it. That is how it is done by those who want to progress in life in the US. Wisdom, maturity, experince, education, and finances are all personal skills that one can only aquire as one gets older.
FIND A NEW JOB.
@krystalMtn5697 I personally know around 15 millionaires. Guess how many of them have a college degree? Just one!! As a matter of fact the majority of millionaires don't have a college degree. Oh and you forgot to mention the over 700 jobs in Denver many of which require a 5yr degree earning less than $30 per hour. Higher education really helped them out. They might be smart but I bet they feel pretty stupid.