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Message: [QUOTE="sufandu, post: 1365613, member: 874"] It's true it is easy for me, but in my life I've seen a lot of people making a lot less money treated much worse than these potential millionaires. This is the only case where I it argued so strongly that an employer has a responsibility to allow a potential employee to make their money even if it's at the expense of the employers product. When I see factory workers advocated for just as much, maybe I'll change my tune. Maybe I'm a jerk, but that's how I see it. Also I'd rather have a kid go back to school, get hurt, get a degree and be employable than see a kid jump for the early money, get hurt, squander his cash (I realize not everyone does this), and also be behind the 8-ball with future employment. If getting hurt is so likely, a plan B needs to be in the works. If it's not so likely that a guy doesn't have a plan B, then waiting a year isn't a big deal. [/QUOTE]