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My wife was there las year, went into a very crowded bar, as they all are, and was amazed at the fact that the bar ladies always remembered the drinks for the group she was serving. She would simply wait for the signal, as getting close to the bar was impossible, then she would take the money from the stack on the bar, hand out the drinks and never get them wrong.
Funny thing is, she was on $7.50 per hour, BUT, if she did a good job, she got what ever was left at the end of the night as she survived on tips. She achieved this as she was highly skilled and that's the difference between here and the US, because here you get paid even if you are hopeless. Not only that, but being hopeless is insufficient grounds for loosing your job. It's a joke!
Here, hospitality businesses are dropping like flys because they can't afford the wages, especially penalty rates.
As for pensioners, where did I say they should pay to see the doctor, unless of cause they have a self induced illness.
Finally, I am not against welfare, just welfare waste. HUGE DIFFERENCE.