> The panic eased when he found a job as a kitchen assistant at a J.D. Wetherspoon pub. This is the same everywhere where people get a degree of a hobby subjec

> The panic eased when he found a job as a kitchen assistant at a J.D. Wetherspoon pub. This is the same everywhere where people get a degree of a hobby subject. As a renter myself, I have not been allowed to do fixed on the property I rent, so I had to hire semi-professionals (gives you an invoice, but had a weekend course) to fix some piping, painting, electricity issues, etc. I used to be charged between £65-£75 per hour (10x the national minimum wage) and I had to wait for weeks to arrange an appointment. I assume this is the same in every developed country, where people go and get masters in “marketing” or “international communication” but there is a huge demand for people who get things done, even in questionable quality.