Lurker > rexcrk

Still just as dumb.

Just now bolder.

How could peaking in high school ever be a good thing?

I've disliked most of my jobs. It's exhausting being in the middle of it, but I definitely recommend applying for trade schools. It's an easy out when you get in. Try to pick a trade that pays for your schooling, I know a lot of electrician companies do that here in Canada.

When I went to school for a diploma, I said fuck it and took out a student loan. Almost have it paid off - it felt goofy going into debt, but it was a way to gain some upward mobility.

I refuse to even consider a non-WFH position for the rest of my career.

The number of hours of my life I've gotten back by cutting the commute alone is damn near priceless. At roughly 2.5 hours a day, five days a week, over two and a half years, that's nearly 67 DAYS worth of time I've gotten back since 2020.

I didn't even notice it at all and thought it was a hug/embrace

What an awfully simplistic way of looking at life.

Dude literally lied about having cancer. I made up a joke about a bad girlfriend. This is not a both sides matter.

Nope https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/4/7/8/AAfPfjAAEX5u.jpg

I'm more productive working from home, plus I'm in a better mood.

What did we learn? We learned that Americans are so entitled and privileged that they don't truly understand what it means to actually lose freedom. Idiot Americans actually think being told to wear masks for a period of time to help contain the spread of a sickness is a legit loss of freedom. They legitimately thought they were having their freedom taken from them. I mean.......how flucking entitled does a society need to be to completely lose sight of what freedom actually is and think what we had to go through as a society can actually be misconstrued as having your freedoms taken from you?

That is what we learned. We learned how privileged, entitled and spoiled American society is. On top of how dumb and ignorant it already was.

Why were you on administrative leave

I never minded office work, honestly. Even before being full-time work from home. The secret is to take frequent breaks to split up the monotony, and to stay busy so you aren't just left with your own thoughts. Also helps if you have people in the office you like chatting with, or going out to lunch with. Just sitting in front of a computer all day and "doing your job" is going to get tiring fast. It is the perks afforded an office job that you don't get with other type of work that you should be looking forward to.

pretty sure G.I. Joe touched upon much worse subjects, like how to deal with downed power lines

i am not cut out for office work. the fuck do i do though? Im thinking about quitting soon but the idea of not having a job is scary. i feel like i should go to trade school or something. i dont make enough money here and i really dislike the work Im doing.

youre a TC alt?

muscles moment

Why do you type like a bafoon?

Why don't you make a youtube series taking down Oliver's talking points since you're so opinionated? At least there you'll reach an auidence and make more money to buy more houses you rich millennial, oh, right, "rich" is a bad word now how about successful milleninal, that better? You get to feel superior to two age groups instead of one.