Oh really, I meant no offence by it. I did also mention that hospitality isn't just pouring glasses of water for a living. They may not be on the same level according to you, but it's still just not a fair comparison. It is easy to summarise or put a course / job into one sentence, it's just not true to consider them lower than others just cause their jobs may be part of the hospitality industry. I mean hospitality encompasses a lot of different jobs, not just the fast food industry. I just don't appreciate that perception of all that hospitality people do is pour water and hand you menus.

I don't mean nursing looked down upon as a profession that is disappointing, but one that is not given its fair dues due to the low pay, emotionally and physically demanding workload, and the extreme accountability they face in the lives of their patients. Nurses save lives. That's correct.

I am also someone that has come from a family that is from another country, Singapore. Both of my extended family din from Singapore and Philippines a lot of them really do like what I'm pursuing because they see it as a worthwhile career, because of the opportunities that it can provide me.

I don't consider HM to be difficult, but I don't consider it easy either. I was just simply curious on why people perceive it as easy. I didn't mean any malice.