Jesse Watters' Attempt At Math Goes Spectacularly Awry
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”If you’re making $20 an hour to work at a fast-food restaurant, right? Is that six figures? Are you making six figures?”
“No,” he was told. It actually added up to around $40,000 full-time.
“OK, so, $40k a year. So, and then if your husband or wife is also there. You’re making $100,000 as a family, both working at McDonald’s.”
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