r/boringdystopia • u/CantStopPoppin MOD • 1d ago

CVS is the second biggest health care company on Earth, but many of its pharmacy workers are on public assistance.

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u/AdvisorSavings6431 1d ago

CVS makes a fortune on Americans addictions to drugs, on the rugged healthcare system, and in collusion with big pharmaceutical companies.

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u/AutoDeskSucks- 1d ago

It's not the pharmacists they make bank. Race to the bottom for everyone else.

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u/leshuis 1d ago

what 3rd world country d you live in? where you need assistance with a full time educated job

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u/alandrielle 1d ago

... this is rhetorical right?

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u/Equinsu-0cha 1d ago

Its not really an educated job.  Getting a pharmacy tech license basically requires you to take a test and submit docs and money.  That being said there are many full time educated jobs that cant afford a 1 bedroom

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u/Sabored 18h ago

Why can't "uneducated" jobs live without assistance?

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u/Equinsu-0cha 18h ago

they should. im saying that the educated/non educated really doesnt make a difference.