Ugh. And they think that watching a documentary is the same as research! And they're killing every industry that your grandfather used to be proud to say that he worked his way up from changing garbage bins at--diamonds and chain restaurants and real estate... And what happened to getting dressed?! These kids these days walk around downtown in broad daylight in yoga legs and sweater pants with what they'd call shirts but I think shirts are something you iron and hang up, not the crap they wear that are actually undershirts (look-up what teeshirts were before you punks were putting logos across the chest and wearing them to work: they're UNDERWEAR).
And no one has jobs anymore! They all have 'gigs.' They're all contractors and salesmen, taking the quick and easy instead of finding a good job and working there for thirty, forty, fifty years. I remember back in my day, we had some company loyalty! And we went to church! And the doctors smoked, and we grabbed the secretary's ass and no one wrote up a Medium post about it and crowdfunded for a lawsuit. We were respectful, honest, and we didn't runaround sayin' "gimme gimme gimme" everyday, even though inflation was just a theory at that point, wages were dependable, and you could buy your first house with ten years of your current salary from the job you got fresh out of highschool, with a wife at home who cooked and cleaned so that you didn't know or care if your oven was in Fahrenheit or Celsius.
Also, hiring managers are the unsung heroes of every company.
(And no I'm not one. I just remember this from a product that taught spelling that ironically spelled "Millennium Edition" wrong on its box.)
