What you are saying is true and no-one is foolish enough to think a minimum-wage job is "forever". But the thing is people think going to college and studying

What you are saying is true and no-one is foolish enough to think a minimum-wage job is "forever". But the thing is people think going to college and studying a lot with a big time investment to become a pharmacist is probably a long-term job. Now a pharmacist is basically a minimum-wage job, they are replaceable on demand by season and profitability. This doesn't bode well for a society when you rely on someone who then believes their job is disposable. Then there is that pesky anchor in the USA of health insurance tied to a job.