Is the implication that this worker is forced to work due to poor living conditions, rather than choosing to work to avoid retirement boredom or loneliness?
Unfortunately in the US, with this admin and the "Big Beautiful Bill", it will get much worse :(
I don't see evidence that:
1. This person is crying
2. This person is even that elderly
This is just bs propaganda - it could easily be framed as "Walmart is engaging in rampant age and ableism discrimination" if Walmart didn't allow this person to work.
Imagine if all the ingenuity and dedication of silicon valley billionaires was invested in making the world better instead of making a handful of people richer.
On the other hand, my wife has lived the American dream. Homeless as a teenager, knows what hunger is, but now, as a 47 year old woman, has a successful career, happy family, and comfortable lifestyle. You’re going to find at least one example of every outcome you can think of in the US.