>We employed 1.7M teens in the US before the pandemic. You mean you exploited 1.7M teens, and they figured out it's not worth it, not worth getting long covid

>We employed 1.7M teens in the US before the pandemic. You mean you exploited 1.7M teens, and they figured out it's not worth it, not worth getting long covid and not worth it for the "wage" they're paying. Large parts of the US economy worked simply on the threat of your existence ceasing if you run our of money. Turns out it's not that bad. Blaming teenagers for not wanting to work if you barely made it worth their time is pretty disgusting. Maybe your industry needs to thin out and raise prices.