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Old 08-29-2018, 08:39 AM   #260
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Are you sure? Can you give us an example of what they would say? Just wondering if your definition of slagging on someone is different than mine.

When I hear people say about white collar workers something like: I couldn't handle working in a cubicle all day. I think to myself, yeah, it does kind of suck, but I don't consider that making fun.

For blue collar workers, say it's -40 outside and somebody says something like: sucks to be them today. I would probably say, yeah, that does kind of suck, but I don't consider that making fun, either.

Is something like that what you mean?
It's more of an implicit thing, where the attitude is that if you don't have a degree from a university you're not fully developed, so you'd better get one and anyone who doesn't is lesser.

I do think that attitude is changing though, as many tradesmen these days are fairly sophisticated business people.
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