I like the work I do at my job but my boss is an asshole that makes me and the other 2 "assistant managers" do all of his work and he just walks around and looks for little tiny things that are wrong that we can't possibly focus on because we're busy juggling our focus on 3 different things. I was literally in the middle of doing something today and got in trouble because one of our workers ran out of things to do and was literally just standing there not notifying anyone. That's my fault though somehow. I have been dealing with this asshole for over a year and I'm starting to feel like he's stressing me out to the point that it's becoming unhealthy. But the job itself pays well and I enjoy the work, just not this asshole making us feel bad while we're working hard for him. Should I prioritize my health and find a different job that pays less or tough it out with this job just for the money? I think my boss will retire in a year or two so maybe I should stay, but he's been pushing me for months and months and I feel like I'm at my breaking point. Any advice?

>>33415804 (OP)
That is a lot of words for people suck and always will suck until the species kills itself. Consider getting ahead of the game.

>>33415957
I have considered a lot of things but I'm retarded and so I come to places like this for advice because you people always get to the point and tell it how it really is. I don't really consider you guys people, because people are always shit and you guys are actually cool sometimes

>>33415957
Also, any advice on living out of your car and just working odd jobs to make enough money to get by for a while?

>>33415978
Okay fine some real advice don't do this. I have known people who did this and it majorly fucked them. Just suffer at your current job. You need money. Money is the only thing that matters.

>>33416051
I had a plan to save up $50k and then live like a homeless man while riding my bicycle around the country and sleeping in a tent

>>33415804 (OP)
Have you seen the movie you image is from? The answer is pretty simple. Stop caring, it's a day job.

>>33417396
>stop caring
Kind of hard as a sensitive man. But at this point I don't care if they fire me I'm ready to go and I feel too bad to quit because it only hurts the company manager, not my supervisor, and the company manager has been nothing but good to me