Polishprince
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I've worked in production on assembly line details a few times. Once in a junk mail plant assembling crap to jam into people's mailboxes, another time assembling frozen dinners in a food factory.
I was young, and discovered I didn't like it, so I left in pretty quick order.
Why would people think that repetitive unskilled labor like Amazon would be any difference? I got paid 80% less during my own time on the assembly line.
If the employees at Amazon don't like it, they should go to school at night and learn a new trade like taxidermy or proctology, which are more lucrative and less tedious.
https://nypost.com/2019/11/30/amazon-warehouses-are-cult-like-sweatshops-run-by-robots-ex-employee/
I was young, and discovered I didn't like it, so I left in pretty quick order.
Why would people think that repetitive unskilled labor like Amazon would be any difference? I got paid 80% less during my own time on the assembly line.
If the employees at Amazon don't like it, they should go to school at night and learn a new trade like taxidermy or proctology, which are more lucrative and less tedious.
https://nypost.com/2019/11/30/amazon-warehouses-are-cult-like-sweatshops-run-by-robots-ex-employee/
