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I wonder how much a hair dresser in the bay area makes, and how far they have to travel from their tiny apartment to reach their work place, where $50 are charg
by DyslexicAtheist 7y ago
I wonder how much a hair dresser in the bay area makes, and how far they have to travel from their tiny apartment to reach their work place, where $50 are charged for a haircut.
have you considered donating all your revenues to a foundation that teaches future unemployed hair dressers how to code? /s
If not what else do you do to be able to sleep at night?
- mikeyouse 7y agoI frequent one of those $50 places in SF and my most recent barber has driven in from Fresno and was crashing on a friend’s couch while he cut hair for the weekend.
- g_langenderfer 7y agoObviously there's a trade off between unemployed hair dressers and users, who save money. In dollar terms, I don't think it's fair to assume harm to hairdressers is greater than benefit to users, which, I suspect, far outweighs cost to hairdressers.
- brontide 7y agoThe idea behind the tech – using industrial robots to directly interact and TOUCH humans – is pivotable to healthcare. No need to be malicious.
- ryanmercer 7y ago>is pivotable to healthcare. Until the first one glitches and maims a person.
- pkaye 7y agoThere are probably more government restriction on working as a hair dresser than to code.