I've worked my share of low-end jobs. Unfortunately, in the United States, we have a sick and twisted view of work, and it's all related to our bullshit dating and marriage system. Women here grow up taught to value men based on money and status, so they go after "high value" men like lawyers, doctors, and politicians. Anyone doing honest, hard work in the so-called "menial" professions is looked down on. I used to work in printing. It was a rough job getting businesses' fliers printed up just right, and one little mistake (even one not our fault) meant a do-over. We were paid like shit compared to other professions. Yet it was skilled work. It didn't take me long to notice how women looked down on my over my job, even though I was good looking and intelligent.
Other professions are seen as even worse. Garbage collection, janitorial, restaurant work, and others are lowly professions. But the thing is, that's all honest work. Only dishonest work such as heroine smuggling or scamming the elderly should be looked down on. Women look down on honest work because they're SICK. Our whole society is sick. And people in the high status positions of lawyer or politician often do some really sleazy crap, but they're admired because they make a lot of money and have a lot of power.
If you point out how greedy and sick-in-the-head so many are for going after men for money and status, you're called a misogynist. Sorry, but I WON'T respect greed. I'm glad I found MGTOW because I found that other men had similar experiences with women. What's worse, is they demand equality, but you'll have a woman who makes barely over minimum wage in a hair salon looking down on a truck driver who earns 60K per year. If you point out the blatant hypocrisy and greed somehow you're a misogynist.