Technology, healthcare, sales usually gains more respect than janitorial and custodian work, architects, engineers, project managers more respect than roofers, framers, tile workers.
Both are exhausting, one more physically, the other more mentally, but both require a lot of energy.
I’m going to tell you though, if you’ve never watched a brick mason’s laborer tossing three or four bricks at a time to a mason on a scaffold with grace, in 37-40° heat with 90% humidity for 10-12 hours, six days a week, that’s plenty to respect, idc how much they spend on whatever to be able to do it. The same for the stop sign flipper in varying temps for the asphalt layers. Or the tile worker running a water saw in 0°.
Observe how libs talk about Hispanic immigrants vs the South Asian immigrants who are not in blue collar fields
Nuff said.
Care to explain? I’m not American
Technology, healthcare, sales usually gains more respect than janitorial and custodian work, architects, engineers, project managers more respect than roofers, framers, tile workers.
Both are exhausting, one more physically, the other more mentally, but both require a lot of energy.
I’m going to tell you though, if you’ve never watched a brick mason’s laborer tossing three or four bricks at a time to a mason on a scaffold with grace, in 37-40° heat with 90% humidity for 10-12 hours, six days a week, that’s plenty to respect, idc how much they spend on whatever to be able to do it. The same for the stop sign flipper in varying temps for the asphalt layers. Or the tile worker running a water saw in 0°.