As a retired District Manager, I’ve witnessed the decline of fast food dominance over a decade. Cutting out fast food not only saved money but also improved health. Amid rising costs, homemade meals prove both economical and healthier. Many seniors, like myself, opt out of dining out, emphasizing financial prudence. With fast food’s demise looming, healthier alternatives gain traction in our ever-evolving economy.
California / Fast Food Industry / Information / Minimum Wage / Politics
by Mike · Published March 7, 2024 · Last modified April 6, 2024
Come April 2024, Californians brace for a significant spike in fast-food prices, surging by at least 25%. Governor Newsom and his allies champion a law mandating a minimum wage of $20 per hour for fast-food workers, a considerable leap from the current $16 hourly rate.
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