This is the level of analysis you'd expect from a first year economics student. And that isn't even considering that his points about teachers are entirely wron

This is the level of analysis you'd expect from a first year economics student. And that isn't even considering that his points about teachers are entirely wrong. Teachers generally need a post grad degree to teach, assholes in tech only devalue this work because it isn't coding. I would pay money to see this guy try to run a classroom. Finally, teachers don't "get a lot of time off". They get a lot of time off in the summer but are pretty swamped throughout the rest of the year and it seems to end up hitting the average working hours per year in total. This is one of those job stereotypes from before the 2000s, when jobs at the bottom of the pay scale were not squeezed as hard as they are now