Ted Cruz angry at waiters & waitresses

[chucksnee]

Originally Posted by Ellis Bell

Making less --- ? some how I don't think people are seeing this for what it is, but rather for what they want it to be. ps: being allowed to live on borrowed time, is not the same as being allowed to live.

Yes, I fully understand that the extra $600 is all on those still working and will have to be paid back....at sometime....


And that is EXACTLY why, I told him to not get used to it and that is why he is back at work as of July 6th.....and BTW, he did pay taxes on that extra $600....


Other than that, tell me where/why I'm wrong?

[mkpunk]

Originally Posted by chucksnee

No, you moved the goal posts.....when you say pandemic, we are talking about pandemics, because you want to know how many died in the United States, means nothing. TB is still in the top 10 of deaths in the world....

And yet you are comparing a pandemic in that really only reeks havoc in the third world. In America, the pandemic
you are comparing Covid has fewer cases in a single year than a number of US states have Covid cases reported daily the last few weeks. It is an irrelevant argument to say Tuberculosis is a pandemic in America. You cant even tell me how many Americans die from it. Meanwhile more than 150K Americans have died in what, five months since the first Covid death. GMAFB

[middle-aged mom]

Originally Posted by PriscillaVanilla

https://www.rawstory.com/2020/07/ted...oyment-checks/

He says they don't deserve UI benefits and should get back to work in the restaurants.

Man sure does have a way with words.

There is a tendency for tipped people to not declare their entire income. Thus their UI benefit may trend tiny without the temporary bump.

Sit down restaurants in my neck of the woods are not hurting for employees because of fewer tables to achieve social distancing.

Fast food / donut shops, where tipping does not occur, seem desperate to hire anyone with a pulse.