How scary is it that I earned more money during an hour of busking than the minimum hourly wage?
Three times as much, to be exact. Yes, I was lucky enough to get about $16.50 in just under an hour, as opposed to the $5 McDonalds or other fast-food joint pay.
I don't know...something seems not quite right about that. I mean, I'm not complaining, never being one to throw back money and say "Hey! You shouldn't be giving that to me, it belongs to the vastly underpaid masses"
But still, something to think about...
My question: Do you think there's something wrong with the fact a singer on the street can earn more per hour than a full-working person? Or is it just a case of "A job is a job is a job", and people should just take what comes their way?
Three times as much, to be exact. Yes, I was lucky enough to get about $16.50 in just under an hour, as opposed to the $5 McDonalds or other fast-food joint pay.
I don't know...something seems not quite right about that. I mean, I'm not complaining, never being one to throw back money and say "Hey! You shouldn't be giving that to me, it belongs to the vastly underpaid masses"
But still, something to think about...
My question: Do you think there's something wrong with the fact a singer on the street can earn more per hour than a full-working person? Or is it just a case of "A job is a job is a job", and people should just take what comes their way?
