What is it like to work?

It's a fucking Sunday you retard

>>936108084 (OP)
Honestly not nearly as bad as social media makes it sound.

>>936108084 (OP)
it sucks mayne. literal slavery.

I'm a lot to handle, but that's part of the fun. Up for it? emaquiie

>>936108121
I transcended silly concepts like labeling the days I get to experience with inane names. As enlightened NEET every day is Sunday, but I also meant the question more in general, not how are you right now at work, more like, how is work in general, including the thought of getting up to it tomorrow.

>>936108123
I've been NEET longer than social media is around, I never worked a single day in my plus forty years in life.

>>936108200
I always suspected as much, but you never know.

What you are really asking is what it is to try. You put in a few years of effort and reap the benefits of what you have sown. I had my masters completely paid for, own my home, have a hot wife and can buy anything I want when I want. Sure I can’t sit around and goon all day but I’ve gotten to a place in my career where I basically just sit at my computer and wait for people to contact me. I’ve met too many people who give up too soon and live out their 30s barely showing up everyday for half my salary. I’d want to kms too if that’s where I was right now. The struggle is intended to filter people out of the truly extraordinary opportunities. It could be yours, if you tried.

>>936108084 (OP)
>What is it like to work?
Very rewarding if you have the right role. I'm retired now but I can look back on a number of significant achievements and benefits
>Yes I know this is NEET bait

I actually love my job. The job is a mix of indoor and outdoor work and sometimes I get to travel around. I've worked with the same crew more or less for the last 10 years and even when new people are brought in we shitcan them at the first sign of incompetence.
My 401k Will be enough by the time that I'm 55 to retire, but I'll still probably work a reduced schedule and spend time traveling with my wife and hopefully spend time with my grandkids if I have any.

isnt it odd how the goal is near 100% employment?
instead of near 0% unemployment?
just a thought..

I wanna work but ain't no good jobs and no 50k/year ain't shit I need more than that. I'm not asking for the world but these faggot as republitards just want to keep being bootlicking assmunchers while the rich get richer while I'm over here working backwards and well fuck it I'mm a just not do it, not like I got a family to raise or whatever. my boomer parents may not like it but they enable me by allowing me to stay here and so I will do it, fuck society and fuck what anyone else thinks. if I had a reason to work I would, if I had incentive to work I would, but the juice ain't worth the squeeze.

>>936109261
i should have said near 100% unemployment
i think it is odd how working literally half your life is now normal. it should be completely unnecessary for a civilization this "advanced"

>>936109407
>it should be completely unnecessary for a civilization this "advanced"
Explain how.

>>936108084 (OP)
It's just like high school, when you do a group project. One or two guys do all the work and the whole group gets the same grade. There's try hards, managers pets, tattle tales, slackers and drama queens. There's always drama and gossip about each others personal lives and cliques are formed. You deal with a random amount of bullshit each day and come home exhausted.

>>936109873
honestly this is what I hate the most, the notion that "high school never ends" god is it asinine and I quite frankly don't want to participate. why can't people just show up, do the work, and fuck off? oh, because office politics determine who gets advances in wages and position, more than reliability and hard work. it's a sick and fucked up system.

>>936109407
>literally half your life
A 40hr/wk job only requires that you work 2,080hrs per year
There are 8,760hrs in a year
That's not even 25% of your life chud.
If you end up in a job that gives you 120hrs of vacation then it ends up being something like 22.4%

>>936108865
Bro:

>>936108084 (OP)
Job applications sit around the campfire telling scary stories about anon

>>936108865
This
Without people like this we would still be shitting in bushes and eating berries in a jungle somewhere.

>>936110295
respect for doing the math

>>936108865
Stool bory, cro

>>936108084 (OP)
I don't know

Draining when doing so with a perfectionist. Could be cool if done for yourself.

Your fortune: Very Bad Luck

Who's volunteering to be my little secret tonight? emyzeth

>>936117419
Get therapy