Jen Sorensen for August 30, 2023

Starbucks sucks.

Have you noticed that all media is supply-side owned and controlled? And that the notion of ‘anti-trust’ has basically evaporated?

Once upon a time many newspapers had a Labor Section as a counterpoint to the Business Section. Of course, that was when they operated in the public interest as opposed to now where they only exist to pay off the massive debt the owner ran up to buy the newspaper.

They succumbed to greed and never looked back.

Things are not as bad as many claim. Doesn’t Biden tell us how great things are for workers? Wages up. Unemployment down. Equity slime everywhere.

So why does the left complain? Things are great.

The corporate state doesn’t want a labor channel.

UNDERCOVER WORKER: We planted a disguised worker within his boss’ inner circle to find out what management REALLY thinks, and how they’re screwing you over!

starbucks coffee is made with hot bilge water and barnicle scrapings.

Note Squig’s reference to “equity slime.” Accidental reveal of corroded value system.

I misread the Snitcoin with an H instead of an N.

Most entertainment TV is boss/investor oriented. The characters are almost always better off than average. The duty of consumption is a big subtext.

I would love to see one episode of “MAD bargaining”.

Buy lots of books about economics stuff you have NO intention of following. (At least you’ll have an idea about why people are doing such silly things.)

I feel what Ms. Sorenson is saying is a big dose of what’s needed in the US.

How many working people would be willing to be non-stenographic reporters as a second job? I’m presuming there’d be no corporate money to pay salaries to reporters for such a channel.

And how would such a channel differ to, let’s say, and >

Ther use to be a LABOR section in the Daily paper as well as Business.