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That's not really a cost to society. It's a cost of time from those who have plenty of time to spend.
by rhino369 11y ago
That's not really a cost to society. It's a cost of time from those who have plenty of time to spend.
- takno 11y agoThey are, last I checked, members of society. It's also unhelpful to assume they have the time to spend on this - low income already means that basic things like shopping and getting around take a lot longer since they can't pay for convenience, and they could be spending the time they have on education or even hunting for actual jobs rather than going through a meaningless tick-box approach.