>gig economy jobs that provide no stability nor benefits. part of this probably has to do with the fact that many benefits like pto and workman's comp are so h

>gig economy jobs that provide no stability nor benefits. part of this probably has to do with the fact that many benefits like pto and workman's comp are so heavily gated by bureaucrats that rather than fighting to squeeze blood from the stone, many people simply find they are more rewarded by a flexible schedule and cold hard cash.' as a point of comparison, i can earn upwards of 90 dollars a day doing 'in home dog-sitting' which basically amounts to playing videogames and sleeping at some rich person's house. i get to choose the dogs & clients i work with, i get to choose when i want to work. i never get yelled at for taking dogs on walks that are 'too long' or threatened for using my vacation time to go to a funeral.