So, yeah. 

This happened.

And of course the Daily Show with Jon Stewart expressed their take on it (This video may or may not have been recorded in Boston, MA.  Protests occurred in many cities across the country).

http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/thu-august-1-2013/pay-mas---fast-food---minimum-wage

K.O. wearing his own U.G.C. shirt, proudly.

He may not work in the Fast Food industry but he fully understands the struggle.  Most of the hard working individuals employed at these establishments are not the 16-year-old worker spoken of on Fox 25 News in Boston this morning (how thoroughly elitist and out of touch), simply trying to gain experience and a bit of cash; they are the 28-year-old unemployed-due-to-the-unfortunate-economy worker with rent, bills, and children to care for on a continuing basis.

My specific politics are not of issue, what is of issue is the struggle, and the responsible of which my beautiful bouncing baby boy is choosing to express his. He gets it; and he does something about it. Not only is it his job, it is also the make-up of who he is and who he is not.  In the music (Kash Tha Ovadose) he creates, there he expresses the struggles.  He also speaks of some other things a young man of his lifestyle sees and is involved with, and in, on a daily basis.

I said it once (or one million times) and I'll say it again: My son is just THE MOST...

Let your voice be heard, Pa...the people have no choice but to listen.