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That's crazy they left people's personal records... :/

...they sing...lol. ♫⋆｡♪ ₊˚♬ ﾟ And know that your particular church experience would be a culture shock for most Americans, too. ;)

That is true what Piotr said, in Poland, u can find church almost in every village, but people more and more often don't want to go there, usually they still believe in God but don't believe in church, guilty are just priests, most of them like to say only pessimistic sermons, they don't know how to speak with current teenagers

Loved that she stuck her arm around the corner with her camera to "see", instead of looking direct to confirm it was a body. That's called "photo distancing". Phycologically it creates distance to protect us. And understandable why as kids you didn't tell anyone, but I do hope the police did eventually find and identify this person for their family. ♥

So many points of interest - Urbex: don't you worry about old toxins? And why hasn't there been a movie/book that centers on this and the places discovered? Religion: the differences between Poland and US and how the schools there teach religion (but only one) while here, we've stripped religion out, even by removing the pledge of allegiance. Loved the hollywood industry behind the scenes insights. Great stuff, enjoyed this.

Garett very interesting interrview whih Piotr. Congrat.

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Nnice vlog!!!!ogladalam Piotrka vlogi z L.A.

This is completely out of touch with reality, actual kids aren't working in fast food any more and young adults with ambition have better jobs. Higher wages will drive more automation and hopefully allow the business to hire better employees for the jobs that exist. The biggest issue is a lot of places pay about the same to a lazy employee as a highly productive hard worker.

You get some of the best food service in Italy. C''mon!

wtf wold you have a job that you cant liv on?

If they need employees they will hire them. They are not going to say oh the employee is too expensive. Cheap labour is exploitation and be sure that if they could do it with less people they would, they won't be hiring more if the employees are cheap. Now you can argue that the company will become unprofitable and close, but why keep a company afloat if you have to exploit your employees to sustain it? Owners make 10x to 100x what employees make

Sooo, fast food service in Italy is worst than service in USA. Travel much?! Do you even have a passport?

Minimum wage was introduced to combat low skilled black labor taking the jobs. When the companies had to pay more, they hired higher skilled white people. Minimum wage now does basically the same thing. The higher wages force companies to exclude unskilled individuals. That primarily targets younger individuals and lower income communities. My ultimate opinion is that we should get rid of minimum wage and let the market decide what a fair wage is.

In Italy? Have them move to Italy.

Literally none of this is true whatsoever. Yall don't understand economics. The prices go up regardless. Federal minimum wage has remained the same since 2009, yet prices have gone up 70% (theyve more than doubled in real estate and college). This is corporate propaganda to try and avoid pay raises for their minimum wage workers. CEOs giving themselves 40% raises and reporting record high profits and executive bonuses cause the prices to go up, not paying their cashiers an extra $2/hr. Raising your wages by 20% for all minimum wage workers would cut profits by maybe 1-2%. They can afford to pay them twice as much easily without raising prices- they just won't because that would cut into their bonuses and record profits.

Fast food pay should be capped at 12 dollars an hour as these jobs are created for American children to learn responsibility not feed a family of immigrants because they came here with no marketable skills. Learn skill or get an education and make something of yourselves kids

I was amazed when I read that in Norway, McDonalds won the employer of the year award 3 times in a row. It is perfectly fine to be a working class person. You shouldn't even be interested in people that are so shallow they believe otherwise. They really believe that everyone wants to be like them. I have no desire. I am a construction worker and operate all kinds of machines and I love working. Would be nice to get slightly more payed but I have one thing that career hunters will never get: Enough. O yes and a sh't load more confidence.

Mcdonalds admitted to price gouging while raking in BILLIONS in profit and this dude is tying to defend paying their workers slave wages..... what a shill.

This is bullsh*t. In 1965 when money was backed by gold, the federal minimum wage was $1.15 per hour and gold $35 per ounce. So every 30.5 labor hours were equal to 1 ounce of gold. You could literally buy a gold coin every single week for under a full 40 hour work week. MINIMUM WAGE. Folks obviously also made far more than minimum wage then too but we'll keep it strictly minimum wage right now for this discussion... Today, the same ounce of gold that your grandparents afforded is as of this post $2336.90 and the federal minimum wage $7.25 per hour. That means it takes 322.2 labor hours for that EXACT same gold coin/bar. That's a helluva far cry in disparity as opposed to 30 labor hours. Even if they bumped the federal minimum wage to $20 an hour it still requires 116.8 labor hours for that exact same gold coin or bar. Your grandparents minimum wage was DRASTICALLY more money. In order for the math to math and the ratios to ratio the federal minimum wage would need to be $76.62 for 30.5 labor hours to equal what your grandparents actually made. The real problem is FIAT and the printer while being backed by literally nothing

If someone’s working 40 hours a week they should be able to support themselves comfortably, if you disagree you’re a bad person. End of discussion. Minimum wage isn’t “for a kids starter job” it’s the minimum requirement to live on

The good thing about liveable minimum (unlike America’s) is that people then spend that money back into the economy. Someone on minimum wage in Australia, which is much higher than America’s, will put that money back into the economy. Secondly, minimum wages should be based on age and job role. In Australia 15 year old MacDonalds workers get paid a third of that which an adult takes home. Thirdly, Italy’s employment laws are a good thing. You should not be able to take away someone’s means of providing for the family at no fault of the employee. In Australia you can terminate someone’s employment but you would face a lawsuit, as it should be

Mega corps raking in billions in record profits every year pants this clowns claim.

It’s not that mcdonalds can’t, it’s simply that they won’t, honestly the argument that it’s apparently completely unreasonable for a multinational corporation to make, dear god, LESS billions of dollars a year? It’s moronic

When the heck did you went to a McD in all Europe and got a bad treatment ? You have no clue what you are talking about. Do your research and stop throwing shit around you don’t even understand. Pd: in Europe there are law’s protecting the worker, but not treating well the customers is a legal reason to be terminated or demoted 🎉

Talking shit about Italians and how the serve you and the food….lol

Ah this is some interesting logic …… if mc donalds cant get kids to work for cheap they wont hire them at all….. congrats but like u still need employees 😂….. min wages are just nationalized unionized jobs and businesses dont like when they get a raise…..its honestly not that hard to adjust for though….. and if it is hard for the business to survive then it was barely making it by as it was n they needa rethink their plans

I mean minimum wage in America is borderline criminal. Not even close to the rest of the world. Do what they do in Australia, where the minimum wage actually changes depending on age. It's not much but a 15 year old will earn less then let's say a 30 year old even if they are doing the same job

Yet wages have not been keeping up with costs since ~1971. Also, economists argue less about absolute cost/wage/etc. and more money flow yet money is not flowing. It used to be minimum wage meant you could buy a home, at least one car, and support a family of 4. 'minimum wage' arguments are arguing about symptoms. Not the disease.

In Germany they go to school for 2 years to work at McDonalds.😐

Imagien gaging this hard on corperate dong.

You’re dumb dude. Dumb guys trying to act like academics on UA-cam is one of my favorite things to watch, love it

Why aren’t a higher minimum wage an issue here in Australia? It’s this attitude is why I don’t buy Made in America if I can possibly avoid it.

That is complete and total bull shit, if some one is trying to provide for their family why risk it

Italy is also completely homogeneous, with a population less then half of the us,a military budget less then 1/17th of the us, they don't need to focus on things like supporting Ukraine with billions of dollars, sending aid to Nigeria, their military is basically all foreign lended so much like most of the european countries the United States pays them to survive and protects them from aggressions, so they can afford social safety nets

That is complete bullshit! Most countries in Europe have minimum wages and the whole thing about incentives is even more crap... You are full of sh*t guys...

With inflation I was making just as much as a waiter in a pub as my after school job than I do now in 2004 my 13.50 is equal to 22.39 which is close to Australia minimum wage now 24 something for full time and in 2004 I was 16 turning 17 I worked like the adults I got paid as an adult in the owners view I should not have had to deal with drunks for under 8 an hour for my age i also would make tips some nights best one was a table of 10 plus Texan's was a pineapple aka 50 bucks so double wages and another table that night also tipped 20 i probably would have not lasted as long if I was paid less and not able to take tips as some patrons were a little depraved with their jokes but nothing to in appropriate for a pub so regardless of age after probationary period if a junior aka teenage worker works as hard as a senior aka adult they need to be paid the same or you should only expect what you pay for in America pay a kid 3 and hour I can't expect much out of them compared to an adult on 10 plus I would expect to 3x less out of a kid to myself

Saying Corporate greed is just another way of saying you have envy.

The employment law doesn't make it hard to sack incompetent staff, it makes it hard to sack people for no reason.

Well if fast food is for kids working part time. Then have the places only be open from 4pm to 11pm so that these schools kids can go to school then work after. Who’s to run the place in the mornings, during the day and night shift? It’s adults! These places are needed at all hours to feed all the other adult workers in that area. Yet the adults that have to work there cuz kids are in school!! Min wage was established that anyone can work any job 40 hours a week and can own a home and provide for a family. It’s the government’s fault that they didn’t increase the wage which should be close to 25$ an hour right now if it grew with cost of living. The government is controlled by the deal state and big business and they are the ones controlling it. Yet fast food has gone up 30~50% and wages haven’t gone up. It all goes back into their pockets.

Doubling the wage does not double the costs and would barely affect the cost of the food. Maybe a burger goes up 50c, sell 30 in an hour (easy) to cover one employee’s $15/hr wage.

that's complete nonsense. The U.S. has a skilled labor shortage. someone inexperienced & young will always have a job. because the opposite is somebody old, fat, handicapped, stupid, slow, or just a druggy that'll steal shit.

To be honest I would much rather eat in a restaurant in Europe vs America. Chances are the foods just going to be better, from it's origins to how it's cooked. They don't have to be waiting on me hand and foot but I also ain't forced into giving them 20% of the bill.

Wanting to work at McDonald's as a long term plan what a joke

Tell me when at noon during a school day you have seen a kid be working at McDonald's. If you work full time you should be paid enough to have an apartment and save for the future, it worked that way 60 years ago and we have more today

Yet you don't think that the ceos billion + salary is OK

The question is, in Italy, what is the pay of Italy CEO, is there the huge pay gap. Like if the price goes up so does the ceo pay.

That's complete and utter bullshit. Service in fast food in North America is just as shit as it is in Europe and it has nothing to do with the wage. It has everything to do with these businesses are just shit places to work at.

Here's the problem: it's not just one problem. The "livable wage" argument is a mulit-layer compounding problem. People staying in their respective positions, lack of expansion, people working longer hours, people not retiring, the economy, educational norms and practices, culture, laws, and the constant drive for literally everyone to make a quick buck while kicking the bigger problems down the road for someone else to deal with while we all get screwed out of pensions social-security and 401ks long term. If you can figure all that out, we'll have stable employment and livable wages like we did in the 50s and 60s.

Because the franchise passes the worker responsability to the store owner. It allows owners to pay the minimal legally possible and more money means more happy owners with I would dare say a seemingly unfair split for a shiny branded image. Its capitalism, is it fair investors and such take so much money their very own workers cannot financially healthy lives that can afford afford rent, which should be 1st weeks paycheck then the other 3 weeks savings, recreation, food, etc. Is it fair? Capitañist workers should learn they are repressed and demand not from the gov cause it is the social benefits hurting capitalism, workers in [SOLIDARITY] need to demand a better salary from their employers.

The priblem is that jobs are a finite resource. Meaning they can and do have artificial scarcity.