[QUOTE]Originally posted by Albinonewt
Do you risk your life everyday at work? You might risk being put in jail, but one mistake by them and they can lose a limb, or their life.
Originally posted by Collegeboy
But the difference is in the 40 hours the factory worker probably puts in more labor if not equal, then you do in 80 or what ever you work.
See, that's the kind of ignorant statement that really gets to me. Sure, the factory worker may be putting in more manual labor then I or Deadeye is, but to make a blanket statement that he puts in more work is just insane. You know, not all people that work in "white collar" jobs just drink tea and golf. I get into work every day at 7 am and don't usually leave until well after 9pm. I defy anyone to show me a typical factory worker that puts in more time then I do, or more work (there are always exceptions, I know). Just becaues I'm not lifting boxes around doesn't mean I'm not working. How many factory workers do you know run the risk of being put in prison for a simple mistake filing with the SEC? I risk more then they do, and I'm paid for it.
But the difference is in the 40 hours the factory worker probably puts in more labor if not equal, then you do in 80 or what ever you work.
See, that's the kind of ignorant statement that really gets to me. Sure, the factory worker may be putting in more manual labor then I or Deadeye is, but to make a blanket statement that he puts in more work is just insane. You know, not all people that work in "white collar" jobs just drink tea and golf. I get into work every day at 7 am and don't usually leave until well after 9pm. I defy anyone to show me a typical factory worker that puts in more time then I do, or more work (there are always exceptions, I know). Just becaues I'm not lifting boxes around doesn't mean I'm not working. How many factory workers do you know run the risk of being put in prison for a simple mistake filing with the SEC? I risk more then they do, and I'm paid for it.


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