Ironically, I think BV would agree with at least 70% of what I posted. Nothing I wrote can't be confirmed simply by talking with a small sample size of hiring managers or people renting/living paycheck to paycheck.
From an economics perspective, it doesn't matter whether you're a IWW-style socialist or some Trumptard who thinks corporate tax cuts will create jobs (spoiler: they don't); the spending of the bottom 50% of income earners matters greatly when it comes to the health of the overall economy, something our friend Skans is still having difficulty figuring out simply because he disdains poor people.