The Wall Street Journal reports many Americans may not care to adopt the kind of factory work President Donald Trump’s is pledging to bring back to the U.S.

The U.S. already has nearly half a million unfilled manufacturing jobs, according to the U.S. Labor Department.

A 2025 National Association of Manufacturers survey also shows nearly half of manufacturing companies say their biggest challenge is recruitment and retention in jobs with rigid hours, hard work, and risk of significant physical injury.

Americans don’t want 'hazardous' jobs Trump is pushing: report

Many just don’t want to work sees to me they want to complain and blame others for their troubles….not all mind you but lots do.

Why do that when they can become famous social media influencers.

Robots win out ? 

1 hour ago, Tug said:

Many just don’t want to work sees to me they want to complain and blame others for their troubles….not all mind you but lots do.

I will have to agree with you on this one rare occasion. This phenomenon has been going on for years. 

 

Don't want to work ?

No money then.

7 hours ago, Tug said:

Many just don’t want to work sees to me they want to complain and blame others for their troubles….not all mind you but lots do.

True. There are at least 7 million able bodied men in the USA who are out of the workforce and basically just sitting on their collective ass all day.  Given the right 'motivation', I am sure that many would jump at the chance to have gainful employment.

On 5/20/2025 at 6:05 AM, bkk6060 said:

Why do that when they can become famous social media influencers.

Kids used to say they wanted to be a ball player or a singer.

Now they say YouTuber.

 

 

They’re all on only fans do porno flics