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Frankly, I expected better comments, even in the delusional politicised environment at the moment. I guess, in a country where a burger giant thinks it's such a privilege to work for it that it doesn't even pay managers enough to live on, and residents of super rich areas can't even conceive of paying teachers enough to live near the schools that educate their children, expecting sympathy for the idea of Apple paying staff for the work they do would be impossible. Don't these staff realise, the reward is working for Apple, to expect to be paid for that privilege? Now you're just dreaming. I'd put the complaining about pay and conditions down to woke activism, except the supposedly woke seem to be the major critics. I guess it's a privilege of the woke. The world really is upside-down.
Slag me off all you want, you'll only prove my point.