Did they even answer the question or drop a bunch of stats? "Dylan Williams, 22, a full-time student pursuing a master’s degree in public health at George Wash

Did they even answer the question or drop a bunch of stats? "Dylan Williams, 22, a full-time student pursuing a master’s degree in public health at George Washington University, earns about $475 a week before taxes from two minimum-wage jobs at a coffee shop and co-working space in the nation’s capital." then "Also, the higher the education level, the greater the likelihood of holding more than one job, including in professional and business services, finance, insurance or real-estate, Gimbel said." So which is it? People that cant get a job in Industry or highly educated individuals that work extra? I did not understand this article's purpose.