Underestimating the work of somebody else seems to be a major problem when talking about something like a global society nowadays. Some must work extremely hard in order to make it possible for the others (most often the superiors, bosses and other kind of financially oriented managers) to benefit from their work. Both direct and indirect ways of making profit out of it are quite unfair. Lets take the example of Cash for gold industry. There are hordes of miners that have to take care of extracting the precious material. Hundreds of specialists and machines work on separating tiny scrap gold pieces from tons of stones and rocks. This is what you have to go through before you can switch over to the section of processing gold and sell gold to a blacksmith or another institutions. Sometimes it takes hours of ineffective work to discover just a gram of scrap gold from beneath the stones and sand. Selling the discovered material and by that collecting cash for gold ought to be proportionally expensive. The conditions of hard work should be somehow reflected in the prices and amounts of how much you can get cash for gold.
