he asked people not to bring them. he said they will serve these people with a smile. bill: i disagree with you. i think this guy did this to get publicity, number one, for himself because now all the left loves him and invited into little parties and pal boo and georgetown. and number two, get starbucks all over the place. great advertising for the guy. right? he just told his staff and the customers that they are in a gun free zone. that s what he did. i only go to places that say this establishment is harmed. when i get my pedicure. bill: the bottom line is there anyone who is going to rob the starbucks with a gun will now say i m not allowed in there with a gun so i can t rob them. old school instant coffee guy. spending nine bucks. bill: instant coffee? spending 9 bucks. bill: that is old school. snooty some thousand calorie cup of coffee, please. bill: when you do the instant coffee, do you use bottled water or tap? i put it in a microwave. all right. miss
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tampa, boston and new york. according to 9 organizers, workers are demanding higher pay at $15 an hour, less than double the average nine bucks or so that they make right now. plus they want the right to unionize. and they say many fast-food workers are actually parents that their wages put nearly six out of 10 of them at or below the poverty level and the fast-food industry pays executives at its parent companies handsome compensation well into the seven figures. now the problem is, automation. low skilled jobs, technological change as well as a decline of unions, all have played a part in this controversy. also the companies say that profit margins, at the fast-food franchisers are razor thin. so much so that higher wages will put the companies, the
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employment? raising the minimum wage doesn t hurt jobs. it basically does not have the effect of costing jobs. period. it s checkable. and if you check that, that is what you will find. so just in case we want to make policy based on data, there is data. and just in case we don t want to make policy based on data and instead we want to make policy just based on politics, well, it turns out that people really, really like the idea of raising the minimum wage. a lot. a new poll by the pew research center in the usa today out today finds support for president obama s proposal to raise the minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to nine bucks an hour, support for that idea stands at 71%. nothing is that popular in our country. but this is. barney frank joins us next.ke e o seriously,when it can be fun? push-ups or sprints? what s wrong with fetch? or chase? let s do this larry! ooh, i got it, i got it! (narrator) the calorie-smart nutrition in beneful healthy weight.