Notices by Mark ☑️ (mhjohnson@noauthority.social)

@Twig
Zero for agricultural work. You got paid by the pound for picking fruits or vegetables. IIRC, a penny a pound for green beans.

I worked at a car wash for a few weeks in 1974. The minimum wage was $1.60 (federal) according to
https://www.oregonlive.com/business/2014/01/oregons_minimum_wage_1968_to_2.html
I think I got paid $2 or $3 an hour plus tips. The "manager" got $5 an hour.

I got a GS5 job at McNary Dam later that summer & was paid more than the car wash manager. Had to pay for a spot in a trailer park though - maybe $30 a month.

EPA proposed clean water rules may end small meat processing facilities

https://brownstone.org/articles/epa-threatens-locally-produced-beef/

where the cost to clean water to the levels required could be over $300K to buy & $100K / year to operate.

Notes that a SCOTUS ruling about Chevron deference could kill this new rule - we will see.

@theinfominister @Wyliesau
Okay - here is a link for those of us who don't login to Twitter
https://nitter.poast.org/POTUS/status/1756713597864988940

Every comment on the first page is negative.

I looked at the brands shown (15 seconds in). I'd be REALLY mad as a product maker if the two I checked are correct

- Breyers hasn't changed their size in a while. Some products have slightly different sizes - I think they sell by weight.

- Gatorade changed from 32oz to 28oz - in July 2022. Over a year ago.

Bidenflation indeed!

A "Brownstone Institute" story about ALPRs
https://brownstone.org/articles/the-greatest-trick-big-brother-ever-pulled/
Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are getting deployed in many cities (even small towns) - provide ways for the people with access to track you.

@trumpgpt
Another day has begun.

How will you handle the immigration crisis today?