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Except even in the busiest cities, elevator men weren't a load bearing column of the economy. Your comparison is failing to account for the sheer scale of the t
by FussyZeus 11y ago
Except even in the busiest cities, elevator men weren't a load bearing column of the economy. Your comparison is failing to account for the sheer scale of the truck driving business and the importance of those salaries not just to the individuals, but to the communities in which they live.
- travem 11y agoThe first example provided addresses that precise point, the changes in agricultural communities have been significant.
- FussyZeus 11y agoExcept there were other jobs opening for them to take. This is historically unique because of how quickly the non or less-skilled labor market is shrinking (and even the skilled labor market, to a certain degree).