Stephen Kaledecker was psyched when he was promoted in December to regional manager at the hotel chain where he works – but his enthusiasm cratered when gas prices started to skyrocket after the US-Israeli conflict with Iran began earlier this year.
Fire anyone who’s not essential. Poor people don’t have any money to spend anyway, firing them will not have big impact on the economy
With less workers you can transform free office space into dorms. Employees will be able to rent them for a small price.
Unemployed people don’t have money to buy food so it doesn’t matter if they can drive to the store or not, another problem solved
Put up military style camps with tents and bunk beds next to factories. Workers will be able to rent those beds and get basic food rations for a % of their salaries. No commute needed.
There’s simple solutions for all of that: