With at least 4 dlc for the next 1 . 5 2 years , you can ' t really claim that they won ' t keep the game going . <| sep |> I think you might be surprised . The technology is pretty much already available and will drastically reduce the operation costs for many hauling companies . We will probably start seeing massively rollouts of auto driving vehicles very soon , certainly within the decade . <| sep |> Gonna need a senzu for that one . <| sep |> They had evidence screenshots , external archive sites , and several users affected corroborated it was one of them seeing the change that prompted the situation . <| sep |> It ' s because it hurts everyone else . If people all get raises from 8 $ h , everyone who was previously making 15 hr is going to demand a raise , because they tended to be doing harder more skilled work . As such , employers are going to charge more for their services to recoup their losses . After that , 15 $ an hour starts to look pretty small when it costs 8 $ for a gallon of milk . Raising minimum wage in a free economy doesn ' t help anyone . It just makes it less painful for a short time , then strangles out the middle class , who is going to end up at the same pay rate as the lower class . People act like Walmart doesn ' t buy products from other people then resell them at a mark up for the sake of convenience . Every wage increase hikes the cost of products . Now farmers have to pay help to produce milk twice as much as they did before , to produce the same product which they weren ' t making a ton of money on before . This is how you get farmers dumping hundreds of gallons of milk simply to increase scarcity to make the price of milk go up so they can make money . We either do away with capitalism altogether , or we don ' t . We can ' t have this sort of wage dictation by the government . It doesn ' t help anyone in the long run . We ' d have to constantly increase it until it becomes unsustainable . What we need to figure out is how to lower the cost of living , not make wages higher to afford increased cost of living .