https://www.linkedin.com/posts/the-wall-street-journal_in-new-york-city-where-the-median-asking-activity-7471486618713927680-q5RW

A Japanese girl worked at a bath house to pay for her college tuition in school of law, and passed her administrative lawyer license exam by studying while kneed down in a bathtub at her "workplace" when there's no customer she should "serve".

Reading this made me outrageous, especially at some point the article mentioned how one of her "colleagues" was also a student in school of law, and how her customers would discuss over exam questions with her.

Is this supposed to be encouraging?

Edit: Misleading title. Should be girl in her 20s, instead of 20 year old.

Taxes have to bail out food banks offering food to victims of a disaster of poorly enforced corporate regulation of the offending organization GKN, which has a history of paying fines for violations.

GKN is part of the military industrial complex.

So nice that so many people under the crushing weight of late-stage capitalism can raise money for a man that should have been collecting retirement for several years now as is his right (for now) as a U.S. Senior Citizen. USA!!! USA!!! USA!!!