TK Kirkland: Nobody on The Streets Wants to Work, But Go to Prison & Work for $.03 an Hour (Part 16)
February 2, 2024
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TK Kirkland and Vlad discussed the ongoing trial of Young Thug and YSL. Vlad noted that watching YSL Tick in court has been essentially watching a street individual look fearful in front of the court. They both agreed that the enormous risk taken for the small percentage made on illegal drug sales isn't worth it. The interview mentioned California's recent law, wherein all food workers will make a minimum of $20 per hour - a wage remarkably higher than what those in prison make for their labor. Arguing that many who commit crimes and land in prison end up working for pennies, Kirkland emphasized that many on the streets refuse to work, yet in prison find pride in their labor. Both Kirkland and Vlad urged their audience to listen, learn from these examples, and choose a different path.
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