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Mr Lasastryke posted...

i do wonder, though, do you really know "hundreds of people" who either don't want to apply for "serious" jobs or quit shortly after being hired at a "serious" job, as you claimed at the time? if that's true, you must know a loooooooot of people.

asked you this question at the time too and you didn't respond then, so...

Yes, I do know hundreds of people have failed drug tests to apply to my job and at least 50 or so have quit within weeks of starting here.

I do know double digits of friends and family who won't apply where I work because they don't want to stop smoking pot, don't want to have to work overtime, don't want rotating schedules, and don't want to get as dirty as we do or have to work in heat like we do.

So, yeah, I think all of this would apply.

Some people are more concerned about convenience of a job over their money they earn.

Is that their choice? Sure. But, I can't help but laugh when they also complain they are broke all the time when they weren't willing to put in the effort to not be broke.

I understand some people believe you shouldn't do a job you won't like, but I think being unwilling to do jobs available for the pay you might want kind of lessens their arguments of made that they deserve more to do the jobs they want to do.
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