You've mentioned it yourself: Many of the people in these systems are likely underpaid. Systemic exploitation is the name of the game for a lot of the base infrastructure in our society.
I'm for communities helping each other, but in your moving example you think those workers have health insurance? Why do you have to sneak the tips?
I bet the bus drivers make a good amount of money though.
I'm for communities helping each other, but in your moving example you think those workers have health insurance? Why do you have to sneak the tips?
I bet the bus drivers make a good amount of money though.