I agree now as an adult. I avoid any establishment that is filled up with cheap labor. (I guess it's not PC to say that, but I just look around, and it doesn'

I agree now as an adult. I avoid any establishment that is filled up with cheap labor. (I guess it's not PC to say that, but I just look around, and it doesn't take MFCC in psychology, to reconigize miserable low wage employees. Safeway is the exception. I can't afford to shop anywhere else.) My brother loved working at MD's as a teen. It bought his first car, and CB radio. Plus--he knew it was a transitory job, and not a career. (My brother got lucky in life. He kissed my father's arse when he was dying, and ended up with a million dollar home. Money from 3-4 generations going to my brother. If all likelihood, he would probally be dead, or homeless, without it. I told my brothers story because it's very common America, but won't last.) America used to fill these positions with teens, and semi-retired folks. Now---corporations know they can pull in adults who really need the job. Yes, that seems to have changed since Covid, but I don't think it will last. No one wants to be homeless, and watch how companies will advertise their lousy jobs in the next few months. That whole, "Get your side hustle on while we offer a chit part time job, and one day you will be a American Success." The Republicans started the mantra before Delta, with the whole, "Work brings self worth. A hard days work build character. You don't want to be a slacker." And it's always from the same politician, or poloticians, whom are nursing a hangover, burping up that steak dinner, with the famous father's last name, has a company that was investigated by federal government for wage/employment violations, who state is near the bottom in every conceivable metric. So go out there and get your side hussle on. Don't get sick. Wear our app on your wrist, and remember we are always watching.