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this post was submitted on 21 Aug 2023
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Maybe you should have gotton some qualification or had a better work ethic and you wouldn't be stacking boxes at Amazon.
Making fun of a person’s job is easily one of the most unappealing personality traits a person can have.
I didn't even know what his job is, I invented it. And I'm pretty sure all boxes at Amazon are stacked by robots, so it's not even a real job.
Amazon is still very much fueled by human labor. "Warehouse Associate" would be the job title. It is definitely a "real job," and the people grinding their joints into dust deserve so much more dignity (and compensation) than Amazon, and society as a whole, really, deigns to give them.
They really do. I know the South Park episode.
You guys should have like union or something, where a bunch of workers bands together to demand better conditions and so on.