:22:01
And come and rescue us
from our circumstance.
:22:05
And so when Nike comes in
:22:08
they are regarded by
everybody in the community
:22:11
as an enormous godsend.
:22:18
Hey wait!
:22:20
You are not
permitted to be here!
:22:22
The door was wide open.
:22:23
No no no no no.
:22:24
Thats my clothes.
:22:25
Those are my clothes.
:22:26
This is not your clothes.
:22:28
Why your camera!?
:22:29
Dont touch the woman.
:22:30
Why!?
:22:31
This is a private company.
:22:34
Without permission
how can you come here?
:22:38
Yes well the door
was wide open
:22:40
The doors
for employees
:22:43
not for you.
:22:45
We went through
the garbage dump
:22:47
in the Dominican
Republic.
:22:48
We always do this
kind of stuff
:22:49
we dig around.
:22:51
One day we found
a big pile
:22:53
of Nikes internal
pricing documents.
:22:55
Nike assigns a time
frame to each operation.
:22:58
They dont talk
about minutes.
:23:00
They break the timeframe into
ten thousandths of a second.
:23:04
You get to the bottom
of all 22 operations;
:23:06
they give the workers 6.6
minutes to make the shirt.
:23:09
It's $ 0.70 an hour
in the Dominican Republic.
:23:11
Thats 6.6 minutes
equals $ 0.08.
:23:14
These are Nikes documents.
:23:15
That means the wages come to
three tenths of one percent
:23:18
of the retail price.
:23:19
This is the reality.
:23:21
It's the science
of exploitation.
:23:35
What happens in the areas
where these corporations
:23:37
go in and are successful?
:23:38
They soon find that they cant
do anymore in that country
:23:44
because the wages
are too high now.
:23:47
And whats that another
way of saying
:23:48
well the people are
no longer desperate.
:23:50
So okay weve used up
all the desperate people there
:23:52
theyre all plump and
healthy and wealthy.
:23:55
Lets move on to the next
desperate lot and employ them
:23:59
and raise their level up.