If your job primarily involves sending emails, you don't work. You can get paid. That's not my problem. But you don't work.
If work is something that produces value, you're correct.
We doubled the workforce and halved the purchasing power of wages for... this. Trump's daughter wrote the book on (supporting) it.
I would call many of these jobs exploitative. Huckstering or something. Tricking people out of their money or being a middleman has always been a, uh, profession. Not honest work. Then of course there are managers, and I'm being a bit cheeky about them.
Whats your profession?
Sales: It actually works here, they become workhorses and their pay gets tied to performance, they're still lazy af physically, but it produces value for the organization.
LaborWorkers: it is a rare bird, that is both female and capable of this work, doubtful for most prospects, but she may exist and is probably a lesbian.
Managers: Nooooooooo.... they'll kill us all.
I would sooner offer a female the wages of the managerial staff, as a bribe for her to stop pursuing the position.
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