> It's not that we're naive youngsters who don't know any better. Sorry if it came out that way, that wasn't my intent. Fake jobs were not a thing that I encou

> It's not that we're naive youngsters who don't know any better. Sorry if it came out that way, that wasn't my intent. Fake jobs were not a thing that I encountered when entering the market, but I almost certainly would have fallen for anything that wasn't utterly incompetent. > We just often don't have a choice. This isn't new. I grew up very poor, and it wasn't until my mid-30's that I had things paid off and could start thinking about what economic security might feel like someday. What's new is that middle-class young people are starting to have that experience, too.