Minimum Stickers
Description: A bold black background features red text spelling "ENGINEER" across the top. Below, white text reads "HOURLY RATE" with horizontal lines on either side. Further down, white text details rates: "$100...MINIMUM", "$100...MINIMUM", "3450...20N", and "2250...IF YOU TELL ME HOW'D HOW'D TO DO MY JOB". Above the "ENGINEER" text are several gold-colored gears.
Description: Express your opinion on economic policy with this impactful political design. Perfect for activists, voters, and anyone advocating for fair wages and government reform. This powerful statement declares: Put The Politicians On Minimum Wage On Minimum Wage And Watch How Fast Things Change.
Description: A black background features bold white text at the top reading "POSTAL WORKER". Below, centered, are the words "MINIMUM UNSOLICITED ADVICE" with pricing "$100/HR $300/HR" to the right. A prominent skull surrounded by orange and yellow flames is in the center. Below the skull, more text reads "UNSOLICITED ADVICE $500/HR HANDS MEVIEM AT NO TICSTEIT, LATRED WITH HANRATER" with a white mailbox icon at the bottom.
Description: This political activist design features the powerful message Put The Politicians On Minimum Wage And Watch How Fast Things Change. Perfect for voters, patriots, and citizens who advocate for government reform and economic change.
Put The Politicians On Minimum Wage And Watch How Fast Things Change Political Activist Sticker
by arstylestudio
$3.00 $3.50
Description: This design features Put The Politicians On Minimum Wage And Watch How Fast Things Change. Ideal for political activists, voters, and citizens seeking government accountability. A strong statement for political satire and social justice advocacy.
Put The Politicians On Minimum Wage And Watch How Fast Things Change Political Satire Government Accountability Voter Sticker
by arstylestudio
$3.00 $3.50
Description: A bold, retro-style text-based composition. The word "ENGINEER" is at the top in yellow with blue outlines. Below, "HOURLY RATE" is in white with blue lightning bolt accents. A list of dollar amounts and corresponding actions is presented, concluding with "YOU TELL ME HOW TO DO MY JOB" and a final rate.
Description: A black background with bold yellow text stating "ENGINEER" at the top. Below it, "HOURLY RATE" is in white text. A list of dollar amounts per hour is on the left in yellow, with corresponding phrases on the right in white. The phrases detail escalating rates based on interaction, from "MINIMUM IF YOU WATCH" to "IF YOU TELL ME HOW TO DO MY JOB".
Description: This Political Commentary Design Represents A Strong Stance On Government Accountability And Economic Fairness. It Is For Voters And Activists Who Believe In Political Reform. Put The Politicians On Minimum Wage And Watch How Fast Things Change.
Put The Politicians On Minimum Wage And Watch How Fast Things Change Government Accountability Political Statement Sticker
by notshorashi
$3.00 $3.50
Description: A circular emblem featuring concentric lines resembling a record or target. The top arc reads 'LET'S KEEP'. The center prominently displays 'Dumbfuckery' in a stylized font, with decorative swirls. The bottom arc states 'TO A MINIMUM TODAY'. The overall style is retro and monochrome.
Description: Welcome to the Low Motivation Department, where minimum effort somehow creates maximum paperwork. This funny vintage typography design combines office humor, procrastination jokes, and deadpan sarcasm with a retro government-inspired look. Perfect for anyone running low on motivation but still technically showing up. A fun choice for casual days, weekends, work-from-home life, or anyone proudly operating in low-energy mode. Wear it whenever your productivity status is officially pending.
Description: A bold black background features white text listing an electrician's hourly rates based on customer involvement. At the top, a yellow lightning bolt icon is positioned above the main heading 'ELECTRICIAN HOURLY RATE'. The rates escalate based on the customer watching, helping, attempting repairs, asking 'why?', or telling the electrician how to do their job.
