Why do I feel PG was drunk Trittering when he hit those keys on a late Friday? Two, or five glasses of buttery Chardonnay, "I have a brilliant idea!"

We all had that idea. Going non-union is nothing new. I've seen, and worked non-union all my life. Owning a non-union shop is nothing to be proud of, and your employees are always looking to get some gravy. That is--the one's who realize they are being exploited.

Again his statement is old news, and you can decimate some unions in some counties. Strong unions, like most San Francisco unions will be a tough nut to crack. Unions in San Francisco stick together. I have seen entire buildings empty out over a union painters strike.

Rebublicans have tried to stifle unions as long as I can remember. I don't know of a business that doesn't fear unions.

Why did a wealthy tech boy say something like it was a new idea? He was under the influence of God's nectar, or he isn't as clever, as I thought? Yea, he's a great programmer, and a seemingly great businessman. Or, is he just a great programmer, who was first to this second/third tech investment table?

No matter what he is, I'm back to thinking tech is really in a bubble. It's funny how little I needed to change my mind.
While we are speaking our inner thoughts out loud, let's go for it:

Let's decimate all Union.

Get that county judge down to minimum wage.(Don't worry about graft?)

Get that cop down to minimum wage. (Yes, there would still be yahoo's that would do that job for free. Why? We all know why?)

Get rid of all Union construction jobs. (We are close to being there already.)

Why date, or marry locally? You could buy cheaper love in another country. A country that doesn't have Union expectations. Imagine a husband that will do whatever you tell him to do? He hasn't been ruined by a union? He doesn't expect much? Love is a union--right? Let's break it up.

Let's build everything in the cheapest country. (We already do that.)

Let's get rid of any profession that relies on tips. I honestly never liked being served, nor helped by that phoney tip seeking behavior. I'm just being honest. I can get my own food. I can open my own door. I don't want someone parking my car. This trend I like, but a higher minimum wage might stop the need for tipping?

Let's finally decimate the middle class! Yea, my app will do it, and we have enough people who don't mind sleeping four to a 10' X 10' room? They just want a little money to survive? And maybe buy one of our toys? Or, maybe none of our toys?

It's all cute when your standing on the full wine barrel, but God help us when we turn into Mexico. Where, if you have a few assets, and some pocket change, you can't even enjoy a dinner out. You can't take a stroll in the local park. Constantly fearing a kidnapping. Fearing for your children's safety. Fearing life?

By the way, I've know too many former Programmers who are now homeless. A few years ago I thought it was just a statical, local fluke. I don't believe it was a cluster. I honestly think Programmers could unionize in The Bay Area? There's a reason your boss wants to live here. It would be an incredibly hard Union to get into, but if done right; you guys would be set for life? I've been in good unions. Not all Union members are paid the same (some members work one day, and are let go). There's no law, that I know of, that would prevent profit sharing for individual union members. Maybe it's time? Forget about the free food--Don't you want normal hours, and some pension guarantees? Again, this fictional Union would have to be set up by the best Programners out there, and some charismatic organizers. It would be an exclusive Union. A union that was different than any Union I'm aware of. The time has come? Or, do we need to let them waste more money on some ridiculous start-ups--essentially Rich boy gambling? Make them pay for the better Programmers? Yea, they might go off shore, but they will never get originality American's bring to the table?