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A_A_Battery posted...

I can't imagine a context where someone who drinks and plays video games all day would be valuable to the employers of any society.

I don't mean to be insulting to you, and I know full well how frustrating it is to look for a job and get employed. But a little effort tends to go a long way there. If all that time spent on video games was spent on better endeavors, you'd soon find you have a portfolio to show those employers and give them a reason to consider you. The job hunting part is very distasteful to be sure, but even if you go solo and do your own thing, you still gotta put in the work.

Hey I managed. Had to start at the bottom though with minimum wage BS. I worked minimum wage until I was in my mid to late 20s. Now I rent a 3 bedroom house half acre lot have a car bill so on and so forth.

So I'm agreeing with saying you have to put the work in.