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Why It’s So Hard to Find a Therapist Who Takes Insurance — The Wall Street Journal
Many therapists don’t take insurance. The ones who do are often booked. Here’s why—and what you can do about it.
we really need healthcare reform badly.
A series of studies published in Social Psychological and Personality Science found that people of higher socioeconomic status (SES) score consistently lower on tests of emotional intelligence, especially when they perceive high levels of inequality in their community. The researchers suggest that high SES and high subjective inequality promotes increased self-focus and less motivation to attend to others’ emotions.
Just in case y'all are wondering why are leaders are the way they are (this includes our corporate overlords).
People with higher socioeconomic status have lower emotional intelligence, especially at high levels of inequality
A series of studies published in Social Psychological and Personality Science found that people of higher socioeconomic status (SES) score consistently lower on tests of emotional intelligence, especially when they perceive high levels of inequality in their community. The researchers suggest...
www.psypost.org
Just in case y'all are wondering why are leaders are the way they are (this includes our corporate overlords).
Dtknuckles
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Is Child Care a Public Responsibility? - The Daily
Many Americans pay more for child care than they do for their mortgages, even though the wages for those who provide the care are among the lowest in the United States. Democrats see the issue as a fundamental market failure and are pushing a plan to bridge the gap with federal subsidies. We...
One woman works 30h/w at Starbucks so she can afford to be a childcare worker. Starbucks pays $15/h as opposed to $10/h as a childcare worker. And Starbucks has benefits.
"Their devotion is a subsidy to the rest of us."
Why child-care workers are quitting - Post Reports
Working in a day care is a demanding job — but the pay is typically around just $12 an hour, and often without benefits. Many child-care workers have quit during the pandemic, leaving parents without options and struggling to return to work themselves.
Love how he was called out that was the same guy who tweeted this.
...24/7 nanny?
I'm glad he stuck to, you know, relatable expenses, instead of adding some ridic costs
folsom_lives
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2k a month on travel? Where the hell is this guy going and what is he using as fuel?
Bull Shannon
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Brain Flakes
Dtknuckles
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Fucking scammer. I’m guessing it’s marketing for some grain based cereal that we’ve been eating since the beginning it time.
Dtknuckles
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Wait 18k on a mortgage. I wish I payed that little.
Edit: oh wait…it’s monthly that seems more appropriate for NY city
Dtknuckles
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FML the nanny makes more per year than me...by a lot....
Dtknuckles
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I was working in Ny as an audio engineer assistant when I head a podcast about sheep herders. They were making more money than me. So I quit and moved back to LA.
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Max Sterling
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I didn't even notice that... holy crap...
Dtknuckles
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I keep making the monthly mistake. that’s a lot of money. What education does that person have?
Pergo
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Don't worry, I'm sure most of that money goes to the agency the nanny works for and they screw the nanny over just like the rest of us!
Sad that this is probably the reality of it.
folsom_lives
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I guess some things are the same for the rich in that childcare costs are as much as the mortgage...
I have a master's degree in statistics.
I don't think it matters how much education this person has. They are willing to be at someone's house 24/7.