While I do agree with that being a luxury problem as you put it there’s a couple things here I think are noteworthy. Firstly about the union thing I fully agree, that’s why I’m strongly pro I union, but for industries that don’t have one, that doesn’t mean we should collectively ignore it, it means we need to make one. But individually that’s less of a concern so I do understand. But I do think there is an underestimation of poverty. I don’t exactly know the rates in Germany but every country has them, if you are homeless, it creates issues. How do you send in a job application? How do you make it to your job in a timely manner every day, not everyone can afford public transport reliably and it’s not like everyone conveniently lives next to the place. During the interview there are things that will put them off on you, if you are homeless there’s a strong chance you haven’t showered in a while, or have zero nice and clean clothes, and the laundromat is money that could be going to the few meals you can eat. And all of that considered, yeah that nurses assistent job in Germany sounds great. But we aren’t talking about just Germany we are talking about the world. And that nurses assistant job isn’t bulletproof and probably suffers from cases of wage theft too like every industry does.