Andrew Sage

in Spain during, like, the 20s and 30s where it was, like, this hyper-bulleted, like, union, like, labor town.

But they had a whole thing where they refused to strike over, like, improving economic conditions because they were like, this is bourgeois reformism and they would only strike over political stuff.

Hell yeah.

But if you arrested, like, one person, like, the whole fucking city would go out.

It's like this rule.

Yeah, no, we can just call us.

We can just fucking instantly get a fucking walkout to happen over just like over like them fucking with like kind of technical labor stuff like this rocks.

We love to see it.

Yeah, I was on the floor that day that our coworker was fired.

And I remember I went on my 10 minute break after she was fired.

And there's like a pond behind our store.

And I was literally throwing rocks into the pond.

And I was like, this sucks so bad.

And I'm so angry.

And then I was like, wait, we're unionized.

I was like, wait a minute, we have a union.

And I go back into the store.

And I was like, hey, guys, if we don't walk out right now, then what is the point?

Yeah.

And everyone was like, yeah, actually, if we don't walk out right now, what is the point?