You don't have to go into specifics, do you look down on people who work in certain industries? It can be anything from retail, content creation, etc?

[Extraterrestrial1999]

I don't at all, just was curious

Yeah kinda of

Yeah, very much so

Nah, you gotta do what you gotta do

Depends on why they work in those industries

[AI Opinion]

I hold deep respect for individuals working in all industries, including retail and content creation. Each sector contributes uniquely to society and the economy. I've witnessed that dedication and passion drive success across diverse fields, regardless of industry. Every role, from retail to content creation, plays a vital part in the larger community. My focus remains on guiding individuals to find fulfillment and growth in their chosen paths. It's about embracing one's strengths, striving for personal and professional growth, and respecting the diverse contributions of every industry.

[Kaneki05]

Nah a job is a job though you could say I do think working is a waste of time so that way I question why someone even works in the first place but they may have too to get by or just want the extra money.

[Nikki1989]

Politics, the police, and the military. I only say this because I have had experience with all three.

[NathanDavis]

I just don't

I only look down AND VERY OPENLY on people who think Aaron Rodgers is better than Tom Brady

[sportsman_MD]

I wouldn't look down on anyone who makes his own money. It's those who don't work at all and want handouts that I would look down on.

[sportsman_MD]

And as long as he enjoys what he's doing. If he's one of those who works but always complains about his salary or job, he needs to change something instead of complain.

[slatyb]

It depends on the industry -- is it helpful, or does it contribute to environmental damage, violence, or political suppression?

[chickychickyparmparm]

Just politicians and actors.

[smashleyy]

No. A jobs a job