I suspect we're violently agreeing. Minimum wage is too high for the value provided by the jobs I used to do, although they were not value-less. And restrictions around child-labor are well-intentioned but occasionally produces sub-optimal results. Ten-year olds threading bobbins in a 1870s textile mill twelve hours a day is a different beast than a high-school kid picking potatos or strawberries for a few hours as a summer job.