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In some ways, that mindset comes from a place of privilege. In true poverty-esque situations, you often couldn't get the time off of work to find another job, o
by rebelrexx858 7y ago
In some ways, that mindset comes from a place of privilege. In true poverty-esque situations, you often couldn't get the time off of work to find another job, or even afford the transition between one job and another. It can be a pretty vicious cycle.
- ailideex 7y ago> In some ways, that mindset comes from a place of privilege. Would be hard pressed to do that as I don't come from a place of privilege. Check your assumptions.
- sixothree 7y agoIt does sound like you're the one making an assumption. Many people in this country feel trapped by what they can do for work. On top of that being broke and exhausted makes it difficult for people to change what they are doing. If you can't go two weeks without a paycheck, how are you going to switch jobs, etc..