> First, you have pretty high barriers to entry in the form of apprenticeships and per-state licensing requirements. Then you have the shit hours and shit custo

> First, you have pretty high barriers to entry in the form of apprenticeships and per-state licensing requirements. Then you have the shit hours and shit customers that expect those shit hours. This is actually true for many professions. I can say the same about my job as a teacher, my wife's work as a doctor etc. It's not that all these jobs suck. What sucks in general all over the world is people's attitude towards people doing work for them.