Are you, then, against free market forces? If the labour market wants cheaper workforce more than it wants quality workforce, who are you to interfere on this true example of free market in action?
I'm fine with free market forces. They can go ahead and pay me $36k for my 25 years of experience. Along with that, they can go ahead and make a 6,000 square foot mansion cost $50k and a car cost $8,000 etc, so that we can afford to compete equally.
Yes, right up to the point where your neighbor has a bunch of junk cars in their front yard, their dogs bark all night, and their weeds invade your landscaping. HOAs are a necessary evil in many circumstances.
Nope, those are all addressable with the city code enforcement.
So basically go to the airport and see exactly what unbundling will get you. Instead of paying a premium for everything you pay for the components you want and pay less overall. Brilliant.
But the prices didn't go down when they stopped having full service. In fact, they went up and continue to go up, even before you add in all the services that you used to get for free.
The "unbundled" airlines that are evil are the ful-service airlines with food, alcohol, in-flight entertainment where you are paying for it, whether you use it or not, then paying massive extra profit (to the airline) if you actually want to use it.
Hotels are the same way. The "Full Service" hotels are more expensive, and you have to pay extra for internet, food, phone calls, etc. However, the budget hotel, often of the same brand, has free internet, free local calls, free breakfast, free cookies, bottled water, etc.
Now we need to make it compulsory for all politicians to use these when discussing their political manifestos to get in power...
I figured they used politicians to train the device what a lie looks like.
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