Wait, I can think of myself as a company selling my labor power on the labor market? Interesting thought experiment, let's see where it goes. I sell this commo

Wait, I can think of myself as a company selling my labor power on the labor market? Interesting thought experiment, let's see where it goes. I sell this commodity on the market, to whom? Business owners, I guess. And this is a weird one: I actually have to sell this commodity on the market, if I want to eat and live and all. So does almost everyone else. But the buyers have other options, so I guess everyone on the sell side basically has to undercut each other til there's no more profit left on our side. What does it mean if I'm not profiting, I sell my labor at the cost of production? Best I can hope for is find an inefficiency and hope to eke out a little bit myself until I can afford to be a buyer? Maybe the whole thing doesn't quite work. Yeah, I'd say internalizing the, uh, implications of this setup is pretty much a requirement for being a grown adult.