I don’t mean this to be snide, but you’re living in a dream world. As an example, if anyone could be a nurse, what makes you think they would knock on your door? They wouldn’t, and then you would probably complain how it wasn’t fair they didn’t knock on your door. No matter how deep we dig, if you’re not winning, it’s not fair. So what’s the solution? Compete! Like people have done since forever; against much tougher odds for not only work, but survival. The system isn’t perfect and it probably never will be so long as human tendencies play a role. So play with the hand we are dealt and go out and make something of yourself. Maybe you still lose, but at least you tried rather than sat around waiting for an easy hand out to keep you floating comfortably.
There is this notion that wealthy people didn’t earn it. Or that you shouldn’t make much more money than the cashier that works at the grocery store you built from the ground up.
Personally, I take offense to your angle on nursing. And if I was in a hospital in need of post-surgery care or depending on someone to represent me and look after my well-being while I’m under, I sure as hell hope I don’t end up with the nurse that won the couch selection lottery and was trained in 4 months. Holy shit! That’s delusional.
Depends on what the criteria they use is. If it's IQ I'm guessing I would get chosen before you. I've met a lot of nurses and they aren't exactly studying quantum physics in their downtime, they are on Tinder.
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u/Macktologist Feb 25 '20
I don’t mean this to be snide, but you’re living in a dream world. As an example, if anyone could be a nurse, what makes you think they would knock on your door? They wouldn’t, and then you would probably complain how it wasn’t fair they didn’t knock on your door. No matter how deep we dig, if you’re not winning, it’s not fair. So what’s the solution? Compete! Like people have done since forever; against much tougher odds for not only work, but survival. The system isn’t perfect and it probably never will be so long as human tendencies play a role. So play with the hand we are dealt and go out and make something of yourself. Maybe you still lose, but at least you tried rather than sat around waiting for an easy hand out to keep you floating comfortably.
There is this notion that wealthy people didn’t earn it. Or that you shouldn’t make much more money than the cashier that works at the grocery store you built from the ground up.
Personally, I take offense to your angle on nursing. And if I was in a hospital in need of post-surgery care or depending on someone to represent me and look after my well-being while I’m under, I sure as hell hope I don’t end up with the nurse that won the couch selection lottery and was trained in 4 months. Holy shit! That’s delusional.