With times such as they are, I'd work anywhere i could to make sure I made ends meet.
I've done way harder things than a person would be subject to on a normal day at walmart for the same pay (or less).
I didn't work at wally-world, but I worked for a competitor of wally-world, and I'll tell you, very few around there hardly broke a sweat.
The people who "wouldn't" go work there (or anywhere else) are either:
1- Not hungry yet
or
2- Guilty of the things that they accuse the rest of us
The folks I know personally who scream "There isn't any jobs.." are the people who say "You want me to do what?? For how much?? I'm not gonna stoop to that level!! I'm worth more than that!!" Then, wonder why companies outsource the jobs..
I will agree it is nearly impossible to live on minimum wage, but a job is a job. Minimum wage brings in more than sittin on the couch watching tv does.
I'll do whatever I got to do, for whatever it pays.. When ya need money, ya need money.
One of the few young people that is till tryin to survive,
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