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The cost is dishonesty, which to me is significant.
That's not what I said. I just said the cost was significant, because you said "at no cost". I didn't say I would never pay it.
Also, twice now you've relied on wild hyperbolic statements to make your point. If I may offer some advice - I think avoiding those is better online, as they makes your comments seem like emotional knee-jerk, which undermines your credibility.
I love how you just COMPLETELY ignore the fact that the people have obviously not been enjoyable to be around for an extended amount of time
Having to spend time around people you don't enjoy? perfectly fine
making those people a little sad once? how dare you
yes, getting paid so you can buy food to not die, working is not voluntary for most people.