have either of you ever worked an honest day in your life? food service is honest work, and people go to culinary school. we work to survive, you think it's like a hobby. i've done a lot of unskilled manual labor. hardest was probably 10-12 shifts in the alabama sun doing road work without breaks. that was 12 bucks an hour. or shoveling coal on river barges, that was a real workout. have built homeless shelters, homes, am a trained carpenter as well. lots of unskilled labor. have worked for federal minimum 7.25 an hour doing manual labor. to me that is honest work, not exploiting or stealing from someone. i had a white collar job with a salary once, but they wanted me to sell my soul to war profiteering zionists, so i quit. never had a white collar job that i felt was truly intellectually challenging. shoveling a shit ton of coal is challenging.
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