Working Poor

but when i was in college as an adult 30+
i ran into a lot of people on the 'social services' education track

they were mostly "young, no experience, semi idealistic, thinking reading about something and saying 'i understand' meant 'it's ok'"

i invited a couple of them down to where i lived
about halfway there they balked and left...'this area isn't safe', 'those people are dealing drugs', 'he looks at me funny', 'i'm scared'

i can see burnout in someone that has done the job
but the people still doing the education showing that attitude?

sorry, that's not burn out, that's bad attitude
Not saying there aren't nice 'social services' people, there are, i had one who was a former merchant sailor, lots of life experience THEN went into Social Services...compassionate, understanding, strict but fair