So what makes you think that's not the case? We're not observing a shortage in unskilled work right now.

People aren't necessarily compensated extra for taking on a job that nobody wants.

...because there are enough people wanting to do the job in the first place.

Yes, but that includes wanting to do the job because they want to live, but not necessarily because they see it as a good use of their time beyond that.

Because right now, people are forced to work in order to survive. Meaning they have to take the shitty jobs for shitty pay because that's what they can get. If you remove the forced to work part, then they can be more selective.

Being force to work is not the same as the need to work to fulfill personal needs and goals.

That is one key difference between slaves and early farmers.

Perhaps. However, currently, people are forced to work. You need a job in order to pay for a roof over your head and food in your stomach.

This "force" to work is even stronger if you aim for a Helicopter. Helicopters are so expensive, they force you really hard.

I'm talking about the basic necessities of life. Whether you choose to admit it or not, one is forced to have a job in order to provide basic shelter, clothing, and food for ones self and family.

I know what you are talking about, but: The term "force" is utterly missplaced in this scenario. ..also: Most in the civilized world have broad welfare benefits for those who decide not to work.