Reading this thread further, it soon devolves into a rant about how people who are working as cashiers or in service jobs make too much money anyway because they are in unskilled labor.

Well, if you're afraid of unskilled labor, Freepers, come to the grocery store I've been working at. You'll be delighted at what you'll find there!

We have cashiers with psychology and public health degrees.

One is even a licensed social worker!

We also have a person with a psychology degree working behind our service desk.

Among others.

Are they voluntarily underemployed? No. They can't find work in their chosen field.

Whether it's because of a crappy job market, or because all of our jobs have been shipped somewhere else, please understand that a four-year degree is no longer a promise of success. And don't look down your nose at the person ringing up your groceries.