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> Can’t wait to hear all the people complaining about this because they’re already making $25 an hour. Sort of the joke with these bills. You live in a neighborhood where $30/hr is the functioning poverty line, due to rent and utilities prices skyrocketing. Inflation makes a mockery of a *five year* phase in for a modern minimum wage. Why not simply tie wages to inflation off the bat? Or straight up public employment doing work the private sector no longer cares about? I suspect Mamdani's public run grocery store will end up paying more than $25/hr in wages by the time it goes live - two years before this wage bump comes into effect