'Are you kidding me?': Dentist of 8 years expected to train new hire, quits after learning employee makes the same salary with zero experience

After remaining loyal to a company for several years, what would be the final straw for you to call it quits? If you don't have any work drama, the most common answer is probably for a better salary elsewhere. Lots of employees boast about job hopping in their early career in order to reach a desired salary. Some even claim that it's the only way to significantly increase their earnings, as a lot of jobs don't give regular raises, and if they do, they are hardly enough to keep up with inflation. Well, this dentist has been at the same practice for 8 years. He likes his job, so he's remained loyal to the company. However, recently, their team has been severely understaffed. Because his entitled boss refuses to turn down patients, he's working on overdrive. Luckily, his boss finally found someone who was willing to start right away; he just needed training. No worries, the veteran dentist was happy to help train. Until he learned this about the new hire…