@izabsmiling wrote:
yes dsk more laughter...not laughter directed at us by those who may be paid to interview us though
When you spend your working life interviewing or caring for people who have no intention of doing anything but work out the best way to get the maximum amount of money for the least amount of effort and train their children to do the same, maybe a little laughter works well as a release valve? I doubt that all 'socially disadvantaged' fit into that category and I doubt that most are laughed at. I am often in tears, both frustration and distress at the situations people create and abuse received because I can't fix it.
