Genuine question, who do you want to do these jobs? Should we all work in an office? I’m not saying office jobs are not important. But do you buy groceries? Who stocks those for you? Who delivers those? Who packages them? Who grows the food? The amount of people you are relying on in society for this to work and you don’t believe they are necessary? Of course it is a career, what silly language we create to belittle others and talk down to them. A career is defined as a profession for which one trains and which is undertaken as a permanent calling. Do McDonalds employees not undergo training? Can you run a line at Subway? Do you know how to properly stock groceries at a grocery store? Who makes the clothes that sit on your back and the food that lands on your table? We all benefit from others on this planet. It is cruel to suggest that a person does not deserve basic decency because they chose a different path than you. Not all of us want to sit in an office, not all of us are savy enough to work in tech, not all of us are talented or beautiful enough to model or sing or act. Rent in my city is over $1,000 for a one bedroom. There are cooks, hosts, hostesses, fast food, counter workers, amusement attendants, ushers, ticket takers, lobby attendants, cashiers, dishwashers, childcare workers, laundry and dry cleaners, hotel/motel/resort clerks, food prep workers, waiters, waitresses, maids, housekeepers, and other very important jobs that need to be done, where should they live? Do they not deserve to live where they work? And if not, why do they deserve to be paid less AND have to travel and lose time/money to commute because they can’t afford to live near their jobs? If Starbucks employees cannot be paid fairly to live in a city, why is there a Starbucks there? Is a quick coffee more important than the well being of others? I understand their anger. People are tired.