 Well, that is good wages for fast food if you can get it. But the trouble with that is the consequences of getting it might be involved in being unemployed if the owners can't afford to pay you that wage. I see so much that is relative in life. You can work in North Dakota in the oil field for a lot of money, but everything costs five times as much. Offshore pays well, but you're gone half your life. Most big cities have work, but who wants to live on top of one another?