The minimum wage in the United States is $7.25. In comparison, Oregon, Washington and California all have wages that eclipse $15: Oregon at $15.40, Washington at $16.28 and California at roughly $16. Starting on April 1, California will implement a new bill raising the minimum wage for fast food workers from $16 to $20. Following...
When wages go up, so does rent.
You’re not actually make more money. Your landlords are.
Edit: Sad this gets downvoted, but it’s a testament to how most people are proud to be useful idiots these days.
They just can’t see the bigger picture, lol.
That’s not how supply and demand work at all. Otherwise why would median monthly rent in Spokane, Washington be $1395 while median rent in Coeur d’Alene across the border in Idaho is $1800, given that the minimum wage is more than double in the former compared to the latter?
Hey, don’t come up in here with facts and logic or data.
So complain about landlords, not wages
Who enables landlords except their entitled tenants? Lol.