> Reading this thread makes me realize it's a "normie tax". If you want to look at it that way, sure. Also you paying to have your vehicle or bike serviced is

> Reading this thread makes me realize it's a "normie tax". If you want to look at it that way, sure. Also you paying to have your vehicle or bike serviced is a "tax for people that don't know better". So is paying to have plumbing and electrical done in your house, so is getting your back adjusted, so is virtually everything you pay someone else to do. We all have our expertise, and just because we happen to be good with routers, doesn't mean we should look down on people that aren't, because chances are they've got skills far above you in some other area.