| This is the sort of thing that's been advertised for years. Why should they stop now? At best, this sort of claim is an extreme distortion of the truth. At worst, it's an outright lie. For one thing, whatever we're paid is not "per hour". It's whatever the job takes. To compare how we're paid to an hourly job is misleading at best and is offset by out-of-pocket expenses on our part, which make up a not-so-insignificant percentage of our earnings. |
