“NYC Cashiers Replaced by Zoom Workers in Philippines 😳 — You Can’t Make This Up!”

They really thought raising minimum wage would make life easier 😭 Instead, New York City restaurants said “Nah… we’ll just hire cashiers from the Philippines for $3.75 an hour!” — and now Americans are watching their own jobs vanish through a Zoom screen 💻💀

Story:

New York restaurants like Sansan Chicken and Yaso Kitchen now use remote cashiers from the Philippines who greet customers on Zoom screens.

These remote workers earn around $3.75/hour, compared to $16+ minimum wage in NYC.

Outsourcing companies like Happy Cashier make this possible — connecting overseas workers to U.S. restaurants through video calls.

Meanwhile, Americans demanding $20/hour for entry-level jobs get… no job at all.

Rico Limbaugh’s Take:
Why are y’all so dumb? 🤦‍♂️ You complained to raise minimum wage so 30-year-olds could make more at low-skilled jobs meant for teens. Now you’ve priced yourself out. You wanted equality — now everyone’s equally broke.
Welcome to the Communist Utopia of “Fairness” — where the job doesn’t go to you, it goes to whoever’s cheapest across the ocean 🌊

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