[strupgolf]

Originally Posted by cashflyer

He should pay.

The union serves a vital function, ensuring that the boy is properly trained for the important task of sorting and packaging the groceries for the trip home. They work for him to make sure his health and welfare are being properly taken care of by Ralph's, ensure that he is safe on the job, ensure that his benefits are commensurate, and protect him from unjust labor practices from Ralph's management.

He should be thankful that the union is there to look out for his best interests.

Now thats funny. Great writing skills and so much to the point. Right, should be in green.