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This was a really fun episode, thoroughly enjoyed it!
I want to share another example of hard work at a “dead end job” paying off. My sister worked at a lower-end Kroger subsidiary in high school. She started at 16 as a cashier and was consistently the best cashier at the store. Got promoted to store assistant (person who gives you directions when you come in) for a whopping $0.05/hour. Did that for a year with a(n often forced) smile. Summer after she graduated high school one of the regional managers came in and offered her a full-ride scholarship to go to business school and come work for Kroger. I believe she even had the option for an MBA as well. She ended up not pursuing it because her interests were elsewhere, but how is that for a bonus on a “dead end job”!