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A hidden consequence of the gig economy is that workers keep asking customers for sex or dates
(www.businessinsider.com)
this post was submitted on 24 Aug 2023
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It's not spoiled to not want to be harassed by someone you're paying for a service. It is however spoiled to expect it's ok to treat a job as a dating service.
Shut tf up dude. I agree to that and did not say otherwise, I answered to his gold-digger bullshit
You should re-read what you wrote, because literally nowhere does it say that you agree that gig workers shouldn't be hitting on or propositioning their customers.
But he didn't disagree with that point, so to assume he meant to disagree is a quite the jump in logic. All I see from his reply was to criticise the blanket calling of all gig workers as broke, which is an elitist point of view towards workers of that industry.
Hmm, that's fair, I guess my interpretation of what he said was colored by how he said it.
And neither does it say that I don't...