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What? A program to help the homeless and provide a service to people at a reasonable price Vincardog Mar 2012 #1
How about actually paying people minimum wage for the work they are doing. Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #9
A link for your answer Vincardog Mar 2012 #32
Why would this be bad? originalpckelly Mar 2012 #2
$2 for 15 minutes? Not what I call reasonable. TheWraith Mar 2012 #3
Hopefully... Oilwellian Mar 2012 #12
$2.50 an hour isn't going to do much for their bootstraps. nt TheWraith Mar 2012 #14
Hmmm Oilwellian Mar 2012 #29
Please see my post below from the company on wages: think Mar 2012 #31
Now, it took awile, but I know EXACTLY where the G-spot is - what's this talk about four of them? HopeHoops Mar 2012 #4
Glad to see some positive solutions to helping the homeless. think Mar 2012 #5
Yeah. Paying people $2.50 an hour is a positive solution. Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #11
Where does it say they are paying them $2.50 an hour? think Mar 2012 #16
In another article, it was stated that they received $20 for a days work. Also... Luminous Animal Mar 2012 #18
The workers get all the money they collect: think Mar 2012 #20
Another update from the company in regards to pay: think Mar 2012 #23
My first reaction when I saw this yesterday MuseRider Mar 2012 #6
(the hidden message) - it's patronizing them INSTEAD OF EXPLOITING THEM saras Mar 2012 #7
I heard a great story about this on NPR yesterday. cbayer Mar 2012 #8
I saw it at first as very bad form. Rex Mar 2012 #10
The most interesting points made by the developer were these cbayer Mar 2012 #13
Wow, that really sounds a lot better then Rex Mar 2012 #27
If you get a chance to hear the interview of one of the guys who worked as a homeless cbayer Mar 2012 #28
There was a small amount of news about it on G4 Rex Mar 2012 #30
There's been FREE wifi internet access in downtown Austin for years hobbit709 Mar 2012 #15
The issue, apparently, is that there is no or limited access at the festival. cbayer Mar 2012 #17
90% of SXSW activity is at or near 6th st. hobbit709 Mar 2012 #19
Is it 3g or 4g service? Not sure how much faster 4g is but these hotspots are 4g think Mar 2012 #22
4G and WiFi are completely different technologies. TheWraith Mar 2012 #24
My bad. Mixing apples and oranges. /nt think Mar 2012 #25
Yup WolverineDG Mar 2012 #21
They just interviewed a man who participated on Marketplace. cbayer Mar 2012 #26
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