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Curious then to hear your thoughts then. If a person can't afford "vacation" what incentives do they have to take them then? Fundamentally you're saying that va
by rixthefox 2y ago
Curious then to hear your thoughts then. If a person can't afford "vacation" what incentives do they have to take them then? Fundamentally you're saying that vacation days should be used like sick days.
So in reality the only people who can afford to have a real vacation are the ultra rich? So people like Elon Musk who feel like the world owes them attention because they are richer than any of us combined and have this constant need to flex that wealth to "own the poor" are okay?
Meanwhile these same rich people will have a heart attack if you so much as dare ask for a living wage that adjusts for inflation. How dare you take away their hard earned money? Right?
- bradfox2 2y agoWhat is a 'real' vacation? If it's laying on the beach for a week in Hawaii, or traveling through France, those are luxuries that should not be annual expectations. Vacation just means having time to periodically not work for a living. Anything above that historically has been earned as a rare experience, but today is unrightfully expected. Like OP, we went camping or to visit extended family once a year. Instagram vacations to the beach were what the rich families did.