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where do they go when they “drop out”? is there some negative incentive at play here? I don’t understand how people can just decide to stop working, if they cou
by luxuryballs 4y ago
where do they go when they “drop out”? is there some negative incentive at play here? I don’t understand how people can just decide to stop working, if they could do that then why were they working in the first place?
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- vinyl7 4y agoAfter living through disaster after disaster after disaster for all of their adult life, adults living with parents is pretty much the standard for millenials and younger these days
- t-3 4y agoParents, friends, the street. The negative incentive is working hard for $12 an hour, with no possibility of promotion or advancement, no ability to get a better job, nothing to aspire to, nothing to live for, no reason to persevere. No decent employer will give you the time of day if your resume lacks a college degree, let alone with a criminal record, patchy work history, or lacking a dream beyond making a decent wage.