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I suppose I should clarify that I support providing for people in the working class, but I'm not a big fan when those forms of support tank productivity.

Rubber Room jobs are bad for everyone. They are bad for the company, they are bad for the consumer who is paying for it, and they are bad for the person in the rubber room who is getting paid to sit in a room doing nothing instead of sitting wherever they want in the world doing whatever they want.

Direct payments aren't bad for anyone except they people who pay the taxes to support them, and even that arguably isn't bad for them because money doesn't create happiness at extreme levels!