Calvin Plummer
Vital Football Legend
We are talking about supermarket workers.
If they feed you as well, then you clearly go to a more expensive and kinky supermarket than I do.
We are also talking about low skilled jobs that take no specialist training and, callous as it sounds, will always have people who can step in and do them.
Ah so it's about skills then? To be a primary school teacher you just need GCSEs and a supplementary course, to be a copper you need A levels? So as they're easily replaced they should be way down the priority list.
Incidentally what about water technicians? Logistics experts in the food industry? Engineers? They're clearly more highly trained, harder to replace and ultimately provide far more important basic services than teachers.
As I said once we start playing the game of which profession is more valuable it becomes totally subjective and complex. Which people are most likely to die is not.