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Originally posted by 46and2:
It's worth a lot, more than $15/hr. It's hot, greasy, fast paced, shitty work.

Most jobs are grossly underpaid and most people's ideas of what makes sense is all fucked up and intertwined with survivor bias and jealousy and dreams of riches and such.

Jobs that aren't worth enough to live on shouldn't even exist, really. Bring on the fast food robots and quit underpaying humans to exploit them for bullshit jobs just so snot ridden kids can get cheap shitty food through a drive through.

^^^^ Ideas like this is one of the reasons why we are in this worker problem.
Nothing could be further from the truth.
It is why we have become an entitlement society.
It used to be when you were young you got a job doing whatever you could at whatever it paid.
It was not a lot of money but the experience and work ethic you could potentially receive is priceless.
Bring on robots is a crock of shit but it is where we are going.
No wonder we have 30 year old idiots with a hand out because a job is beneath them.
No pride, no work ethic, no experience about anything.
Pathetic what we have become.

quote:

Originally posted by 46and2:
It's worth a lot, more than $15/hr. It's hot, greasy, fast paced, shitty work.

Most jobs are grossly underpaid and most people's ideas of what makes sense is all fucked up and intertwined with survivor bias and jealousy and dreams of riches and such.

Jobs that aren't worth enough to live on shouldn't even exist, really. Bring on the fast food robots and quit underpaying humans to exploit them for bullshit jobs just so snot ridden kids can get cheap shitty food through a drive through.

WTF is up with you these days?

These jobs were never meant to be something you "lived on". They were supposed to be for kids entering the workforce, for people working their way through school, for part-timers looking for extra money.

You know that, but you enjoy being the resident bomb-thrower here as has been pointed out yet again.