Bad Work Conditions In Eric Schlosser's The Most Dangerous Job

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If a person wants something, and they get it, they should not complain when they get it. Do not complain about bad working conditions. This shows that a person’s choice to take something that they wanted, is their choice. If they leave where they are, the grass may not always be greener where they end up going. A person may have better work conditions where they are. They have it good, but they just want it better. A person’s life decisions may turn their life around in a quick minute. In “The Most Dangerous Job,” by Eric Schlosser, many people choose to leave their lives in their homeland to become illegal immigrants in the United States in hope for a better life. A man named Kenny Dobbins is a great example of a person that left their life
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