Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bo again. So tonight we're going to talk about life after this.

Societal change. It's coming.

Should come, anyway.

Historically speaking, events like this trigger societal change.

They trigger shifts.

Given the current level of income and equality in this country, it's probably going to have something to do with that because it's all being highlighted.

The facade is just falling down around our ears like a cheap movie set.

Most people who follow this channel view a radical idea as a good thing.

They're looking for some egalitarian society. They may not know exactly what they're looking for, but they know that this system

isn't what they want. It doesn't work. It doesn't work for everyone, and therefore it doesn't work.

Because of that a lot of theories are being floated.

I'm spending a lot of my day reading social media and watching the arguments.

One of the counter arguments to one got me thinking.

Got me actually to change my opinion.

An argument against UBI got me to change my opinion.

And it basically boiled down to, you know, if everybody had their base needs met,

well, then nobody would work at McDonald's.

First, if you're willing to throw away a theory that might lead to an egalitarian society simply because

you won't be able to get a happy mill, that's pretty crunchy.

Aside from that, it's flat out wrong. It's wrong.

People work at McDonald's now.

What is wrong with working in McDonald's?

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