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This was in Ontario (in Cali), not LA. And either way, I think they'd be fine with higher prices on toilet paper if it means everyone gets paid a living wage.
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No one wants to hear you trying to shut revolutionary action down before it even begins. Stay in your lane. Workers in the late 19th and early 20th century did this all the time every time the boss got too greedy, if not going to their house and beating them to death in front of their family. Worker's rights only exist because that is the alternative.