[unf0rgiven6262]

Originally Posted by pommysmommy

That would depend on where you work.

Correct. Working in a kitchen could range from low to very good pay depending on where you're at and what position.

[Atlas1337]

Originally Posted by ArmyFool

This is great for someone that lives below his/her means. But seriously, you amount of pay cannot support a family, pay a mortgage, or provide medical benefits. This is not a real job.

Everyone in America should be living below their means. We're not entitled to blow the rest of the world's savings.

I see a lot of Hispanics doing menial labor, and they all seem to have bigger families than the avg white American. Looks like the problem isn't jobs but a sense of entitlement.

[Exaday]

I can't resist the temptation any longer.

There really are no jobs in Vegas. Everyone works on pure volunteer basis.

[von949]

There are jobs in Vegas but they are jobs that most people dont want to or cant do. Therefore most people look at it as "there are no jobs".

[Grofica]

that is not true von. I have 3 good interviews set up for the day after I get home. ok so they are all kind of more techie type jobs. and you actually get tested on the computer and how well you know it by heart but that part is easy... there are lots of jobs it just depends on what your going for.

[sheriff]

Las Vegas Valley jobless rate hits record 15 percent - Business - ReviewJournal.com

[von949]

Originally Posted by Grofica

that is not true von. I have 3 good interviews set up for the day after I get home. ok so they are all kind of more techie type jobs. and you actually get tested on the computer and how well you know it by heart but that part is easy... there are lots of jobs it just depends on what your going for.

So you are saying that their are jobs?

If so, that is pretty much what I am saying also. Your "techie type" jobs would fall in the category of jobs people cant do because of lack of experience.

[ScoopLV]

Originally Posted by ArmyFool

This is great for someone that lives below his/her means. But seriously, you amount of pay cannot support a family, pay a mortgage, or provide medical benefits. This is not a real job.

Not only does it support a family, we paid cash for our house and our benefits are first rate.


Who made you final arbiter of what constitutes a "real job?" I used to have the kind of job you're probably thinking of. I quit that so I could do something worthwhile with my time.

[Tiger Beer]

Originally Posted by Atlas1337

Everyone in America should be living below their means. We're not entitled to blow the rest of the world's savings.

I see a lot of Hispanics doing menial labor, and they all seem to have bigger families than the avg white American. Looks like the problem isn't jobs but a sense of entitlement.

Super agree here.

[ArmyFool]

Originally Posted by ScoopLV

Not only does it support a family, we paid cash for our house and our benefits are first rate.

You lost me. Granted you paid cash for your house. But how does that relate to doing a job as a kitchen worker?? Sorry...a min wage job does not support a family or provide enough to pay rent or pay a note!!! There are jobs in Vegas. Unfortunately, the majority of them are low paying jobs, As to regards to your claim about benefits; I have been all over the world. I can tell you that benefits here in Las Vegas are terrible. But I understand, THIS IS VEGAS.