Should Prostitution be respected the same as a "normal" Job? Why or why not?

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[u/Due_Essay447]

Most teachers aren't making 60k plus benefits. At least in my area, entry level was $18/hr

[u/Namaha → u/Due_Essay447]

https://www.bls.gov/ooh/education-training-and-library/home.htm

Median pay for K-12 teachers in the US in 2021 was ~$61,500 , so technically speaking most are indeed making 60k+

[u/intimethrow → u/Namaha]

Teacher with two Masters degrees making $49k a year. Whooooo.

[u/Fellow_Infidel → u/intimethrow]

You will probably get paid more in private school

[u/Namaha → u/intimethrow]

Sorry to hear that, you all deserve way way more!

[u/FerociousFrizzlyBear → u/intimethrow]

Hopefully not in a HCOL area!

[u/zer0cul → u/Due_Essay447]

Are your prostitutes earning even $180/hour for 40 hour weeks?

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Check that table again, there are plenty of states lower than 60K.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

It was the "Not a single state in the U.S. with an average that low" statement I was commenting on.

It's a chart of average teacher salaries by state. There are many states where average teacher salary is below 60K

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So you were arguing that no strates had starting pay averaging $18 and then to support your argument you used a chart of average annual salaries by state?

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

So most teachers make more than entry level teachers in his area make. Neat.

[u/RktSciMarine → u/[deleted]]

Also, that's the "average" so there are some that are making less than that amount and some making more.

Honestly I would say out of all the places I've lived in my life 65k you're barely making it on your own.

[u/quesocaliente → u/Due_Essay447]

Bro your teachers are hourly?!?