Haha, let me ask you, what is wrong with being a night manager of a fast food place? See, THAT attitude is so typical of a liberal. "I'm too good to do THAT job". Thats why so many liberal college grads are jobless now. They look down on people and jobs they deem to be below them. Others, however, will work through jobs like that, and eventually land better ones. And earn their money and their jobs.
Yet, liberals will mock and look down on working people. In fact, it's ironic you say that. My mother was a single mom and raised me and my brother by working double shifts as a manager at Hardees fast food (Carl's Jr for you California guys). She made ends meet though and we always had what we needed. Our family never had food stamps, although we would've qualified. We never complained. She worked 70-80 hours a week. Our grandparents watched us often so she could work.
But now? She saved money. Took night classes to earn a degree, got a better job. Remarried. My parent's household income now exceeds $300,000. They are now amongst the greedy rich people Obama seeks to punish.
But, guys like you will continue to look down on people working jobs like that. Why? You feel you are too good to do it. You feel your bills and needs should be met and paid for by others. By others who make over $200,000 a year. By others who worked as a manager at a Wendy's until something better came along, and then worked their way up to that income, if only to be taxed higher so their money could go to pay for the healthcare of someone, like you, who looked down on the work they did on the road the took them there.
You must feel so proud of yourself.
Not proud, just thankful I did the right thing and got a my self one of those "liberal" college degrees so I wouldn't have to kill myself at some shit job to make ends meet.
HAHA!
Oh, and let me guess, you got a $90,000 a year job the week after graduation with a corner office and 2 hour lunch break and a company car, right? You must have missed the countless stories on the tens of thousands of college grads who can't find work (aka, refuse to do shitty jobs b/c they feel too good for it). A college degree is great. You still must work your way up. Well, except you, who got the above job upon graduation I'm sure.
How can you claim you belief a college degree is great, while also looking down your nose at those with degrees?