> people feel like they should have a job they love that pays well first thing in life I think the notion is that people should have a job that pays a livable

> people feel like they should have a job they love that pays well first thing in life I think the notion is that people should have a job that pays a livable wage, meaning you should be able to pay for rent, utilities and food. Sure, the market in a lot of unskilled jobs mean employers can basically blackmail you into accepting an unlivable wage because otherwise you'll just starve to death or live on the street. I still think it's ok for people to speak up against it. The only thing that keeps most such low-paying jobs staffed is the threat of homelessness. A fun, vibrant work culture, 401k matching or even "free" health insurance are kind of ridiculous luxuries when you're struggling to feed yourself. In the end I think a business that relies on unlivable wages to operate is a business that ought not to exist (or at least not to exist in its current form).