A lot? Driving isn't the only thing you know nothing about. How is somebody supposed to dig a ditch when he doesn't know who needs a ditch dug? How would he do that without the equipment like a back hoe? When people need major construction work, they don't go through the yellow pages looking for ditch diggers, electricians, plumbers....... they hire contractors who have those people or subcontract the work out.
which again, only happens because there is a common need paid for either through consumer action or through government subsidy.
No need for rich people at all.
Parasites masquarading as vital organs.
My nephew has a masters degree, and he doesn't' even know how to repair a hole in the wall. My sister is a college graduate that doesn't even understand how to start a lawnmower.
Many people who have a college degree can't do the most basic things in life. Their mind is geared one way.
Exactly my point. When you only change jobs once every 5 years, there's really no need to be good at writing a resume. It's not a skill most people develop. You don't spend time thinking about things like keywords and the 30 second rule and applicant tracking software. You might have heard these things exist, but you don't know how to do them.
"Ummm, Keywords? Right. "Goals Oriented, team player" those are keywords, right?"
(This is really funny if you write resumes.)
My personal favorite is when people take their job description from HR and drop it into their resume, verbatim, with third person verb tenses intact.
How did voting Republican get me into this mess? Every single Republican voted against Commie Care.
Well, let's see.
First, they broke up the unions that evened the playing field between employers and workers.
Then they refused to address the issue in the 1990's when Hillary proposed HillaryCare, which would have solved your problem just fine.
Then they came up with O-care under it's original title, RomneyCare. Or "Operation let's make big insurance richer, even though they are 90% of the problem"
Here's how Commie Care is going to collapse: First off people who really never needed insurance will drop it thanks to the removal of the mandate. Those would be younger healthier people who have been the backbone of the program all along. Next, people that wanted to keep it will be using more than they pay in causing insurance rates to hit the roof and become unaffordable. After that, all those people will be looking for jobs that have coverage. That will cause more employers to go back to offering coverage and Commie Care will just be a black mark in our history.
Here's the problem with that. There's actually LESS incentive for people to offer insurance under those circumstances. If insurance rates hit the roof, there's no reason for employers to pick up the tab for that.
What kept people insured was that if you dropped insurance and got sick, you couldn't get new insurance because of "pre-existing conditions". Now that insurance companies can't pull that shit anymore, people won't buy until they get sick. And they won't sign up for their employers plans, either.
So what you describe would probably result in someone proposing single payer at some point.