Was kinda funny but 15 year or so ago here they raised property taxes to pay for a new school. Now that tax levy was voted on before it went into effect. People who are renters were bragging that they voted for the tax increase because they were not going to have to pay for it. Now when it passed the tax rate wasn't going up until the following year. The tenants? They were notified within days of the vote that due to property tax increases that rent was going up the next month! Then they were crying big time "I didn't think we were going to have to pay for it".
Well this is kinda the same thing. Any time a business has an increase in the cost of doing business they right away pass it onto the customer. Can be materials, utilities or labor. The customer always pays. Now who wants them to raise the federal minimum wage over 100% to 15 an hour? Knowing that the business are going to pass that cost onto us?
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