@AnonymousDenGuy@omgsidewalks That is the unfortunate truth. It is really bad at this point however that everything is certain to collapse soon enough and I'm hoping when that happens, it will be a good thing.
@AnonymousDenGuy@omgsidewalks I'm 19 without a business degree, I just heavily agree with this post because i believe in the message even if idk exactly how to fix the problem. I fear the nay sayers in the comments are too quick to say we're lazy when it's not about that. We're not against working.
@AnonymousDenGuy@omgsidewalks No, but the issue lies in wages compared to the prices of everything as wellm inflation has gotten way out of hand. It's obviously worked better in the past when things were cheaper. The quality of things have decreased incredibly since then so the costs don't make sense.
@1sq4va@whitworthlarry@omgsidewalks People are less likely to quit or complain when they don't feel overworked and underappreciated. Or if they're in a comfortable place to live their lives and care for themselves and their family.
@1sq4va@whitworthlarry@omgsidewalks Alternative to what? Long shifts? Nobody is saying we shouldn't be working. Obviously that's necessary in a functional society. It just shouldn't be so much. Prices should be lower all around, and if people are working less hours, more people can be hired AND be satisfied wta
@whitworthlarry@omgsidewalks They're not saying that we don't want to work. Obviously working is good. We just should not be spending our whole lives slaving away at a job. It's important that we have lives too. It's important to spend time with your family and friends. Life is more than just work.