yep, always a broad approach instead of fine-tuned, focused approach since there's many different aspects
always wanting a generality across the whole spectrum
general labor from unskilled workers shouldn't be demanding wages to that of skilled labor that applies knowledge and precision like most trade skills - which those of us who had to pay out of pocket to go learn a trade shouldn't be in the same category as those who got grants that they don't have to pay back or those who do mundane tasks such as flipping a burger on a grill and putting together a sandwich
once they raise min wage across the board then the price of everything else goes up so it's just the same as it was before
cue weimar germany where it took a wheelbarrow full of cash just to buy groceries