I have worked on low paid jobs, in a developing country, when I wasn't even 16 years old yet, so I believe I have a bit more perspective of what toxicity exists

I have worked on low paid jobs, in a developing country, when I wasn't even 16 years old yet, so I believe I have a bit more perspective of what toxicity exists in these environments. You lived through cushioned jobs (lifeguards, restaurants, data entry), not really a place where your co-workers are constantly abused by a manager that didn't even attend high school in a place where education is already pretty dire. I feel our experiences are from vastly different worlds, McDonald's in my home country is one of the most abusive and toxic places to work for. As well as call centres, or any kind of low wage service job. Or working in the fields. All of those are low wage, toxic places to work at. Your worldview is coloured by living in a developed country, most of humanity does not have that experience.