With the economy being such as it is, and as long as it's been since I've had an economics course, I really shouldn't comment on the present.
But historically, this has been true. It's been true since way before we were born. Adolescents now seem to have the fast food industry covered,
(no money to be had in a drive-thru window), but the other jobs, the really difficult jobs nobody wants to do, have historically been covered by
immigrants and the working poor.
Anybody want to wash windows? Clean toilets? Dig trenches? Pick apples?
Put fresh asphault down on a burning hot highway, or roof a house in the summer time?
We've had enough work for people to snub those jobs and pass them along to someone else.
Maybe we don't anymore.