2 ms·
I apologise. Here's the expanded version. The writer was asserting that employment in service industries hasn't returned to pre-Covid levels because people do
by tuatoru 5y ago
I apologise. Here's the expanded version.
The writer was asserting that employment in service industries hasn't returned to pre-Covid levels because people don't want to work, but immediately goes on to describe seeing several closed places of business in that sector. That seems schizophrenic (in the dictionary definition), and makes it seem like he has done no real research.
Casually boasting about air travel, one of the main carbon emission sources, during the pandemic and in the context of the global warming caused floods and wildfires in Europe, makes the writer seem entitled and tone-deaf. Complaining, even jokingly, about service not being normal in a pandemic just makes that worse.