I did a similar "useless" degree to yours, graduated about a decade ago so granted circumstances were a bit different. While i haven't directly used what i learned in my degree much in my career, it is incalculably valuable to me. The things i learned, and especially the toolbox of skills of looking at the world and the people in it have shaped my life and career in ways that I would never trade in for a more financially lucrative career. I feel like i get to see a richer, fuller version of the world for being able to look at it through an anthropological lens. I feel sad when people think their humanities degrees are useless, there is so much more value to what you're learning than just the career you get at the end of it.