welcome to 2020 pricing

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[Greg Kelm]

by 2022 California will have the entire state at a minimum wage of $15, 50% increase in a matter of 6 years. For a lot of businesses, labor is the biggest expense and becomes problematic for businesses stay afloat when it increases so dramatically. Other cities and states are following suit, forcing businesses to leave or close. 1 of 2 things will happen, prices go up to offset those costs (%5 more expensive roll of vinyl) or product is downsized and you get less for your money (45yrd roll instead of the usual 50).

 

[Gino]

by 2022 California will have the entire state at a minimum wage of $15, 50% increase in a matter of 6 years. For a lot of businesses, labor is the biggest expense and becomes problematic for businesses stay afloat when it increases so dramatically. Other cities and states are following suit, forcing businesses to leave or close. 1 of 2 things will happen, prices go up to offset those costs (%5 more expensive roll of vinyl) or product is downsized and you get less for your money (45yrd roll instead of the usual 50).

Yeah, ya see how short a roll of toilet paper is now ?? They used to be 4.5" wide and so many sheets, now they're barely 4" and less sheets. More dirty hineys unless you pay more.