Is it hard looking for a job or you asking too much??

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I was off to one restaurant near office to have a lunch with friend. I was fascinated with white board announcement saying the restaurant need employees. Unlike any job vacancy which write the some requirements, this restaurant only have one requirement for applicant : "The applicant willing to work". It seems the restaurant show their frustration in looking for employee. I heard the conversation of two staffs that it was very hard to look for employee these days. The last employee they have were resigned only three days after working which sounds like a joke. In other situation, many people complaint how difficult to get a job. In fact, actually there are so many job around us. But people seems to be too choosy. They want prestige job and good salary, but at the same time, when they meet unsuitable boss or the job require overtime or more effort, they complaint and resign, say it's suck job. They confident to find better job with high salary, easy and flexible, effort less and give them prestige. So they keep searching and searching to find the perfect one. It's okay to be choosy at job actually, but if you're too much and don't realize where you coming from, it's not good idea. At last, some people who actually can find a job end up as jobless ( This is the current situation that hit the young generation in my country, more jobless because of own mistake )