A janitor who cleans bathrooms earns more than GM. Is it fair?
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Yes it is fair... I know Topalov appreciates how valuable a bathroom can be in world championship chess.
OK, I'll bite. Send a GM over here to clean my bathroom and I'll pay him a fair janitor wage.
We live in a world where it is easier to make a big mess and have someone pick up the crap, later. Therefore, crap cleaners are in higher demand than problem solvers. This applies both literally and figuratively.
SIGH...
If all the janitors went on strike the world would be in a terrible mess.
Nov 10, 2017
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Oh, and the Canadian chess federation are discussing a new bill for toilets to be added INSIDE the the playing halls of tournaments themselves.
https://www.canadianchessfederation.org/article-bill-a1K0vZuRt0113T/new-toilets-to-be-added-to-playing-halls/
https://www.canadianchessfederation.org/article-bill-a1K0vZuRt0113T/new-toilets-to-be-added-to-playing-halls/
It's not fair
Nov 10, 2017
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#14
Life isn't fair. Anyone read the article on the new toilets in the playing halls yet?
No, not yet, I'm a little worried what might be in there
Nov 18, 2017
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mickynj wrote:
No. Toilet cleaner and Grand Master are the only two employment options
I'll take your word for it. After all, while I'm familiar with the local employment market, not so much the employment market of the original requester.
Im not sure what to become.