>only 1 more day of freedom until its back to the wagecage again

>>60730904 (OP)

>>60730904 (OP)
>be a home worker, the wage cage is my home

>>60730938
How do you get there without years of education and office experience?

I just got a job after a year of being unemployed. It’s an in-office full time position. I don’t know what the environment will be like or if I will have any privacy to goof off, but if not then I probably won’t even last a week before I quit. I’m too much of a free spirit to be employed.

>>60730951
> privacy to goof off
This is the attitude of the working class. No wonder they want you back in the office.

>>60730961
Yeah man I can’t help that I was born with a soul

>>60730904 (OP)

By the way OP remember that you can quit whenever you want. Yes you will have to hurry up and figure something out to pay those bills but it doesn’t change that you can quit whenever you want. You are free and they don’t want you to know that you’re free. I just want you to know that you are free and you don’t have to let them control you if it doesn’t sit well with you.

>>60730989
You are right about the soul part. Not everyone has one.

>>60731033
Well it’s not like I can just turn off my soul for 9-10 hours a day and then turn it back on. That’s why I can never hold a job for long unless it allows for a lot of independence (for example: do whatever you want as long as the work gets done)

>>60730904 (OP)
try working at night
its like being a wagie with leverage
kill me

>>60731069
Some people prefer working at night away from others.

>>60730904 (OP)
I was happier when I was a brokie making $40,000/year.

Now I make $170k/year and it’s somehow worse. The six figure hell meme is real. You’re just comfortable enough to become complacent, too risk averse to do anything extreme for fear of what it took to get here, and yet still not making enough to be financially independent.

When I was a brokie I had ambition and I put myself through some craaazy days and situations to get myself out. Looking back some of the best years of my life was when I was really under the gun. There was a goal, there was something to work towards.

Now? Just an endless procession of mundane days. There’s nothing to really strive for because advancing myself further from here isn’t really possible without a massive amount of work for diminishing returns. You just become paralyzed between the fantasy of what could be versus the security of what is, and the you just stay in that liminal space, and time passes.

It’s like I can see my entire life laid out in front of me, and there’s just an emptiness with maybe the hope of retirement when I’m too old to enjoy it. It’s like a dead end maze I can’t figure out how to get out of.

Call me a faggot and tell me to cry a river sure, but it’s fucking real.

>>60731046
Idk. Work is hell.
>>60731069
Depends on the job.

>>60731105
Yeah. Thats the thing, jobs that pay over 100k come with a lot of work. It aint fun and easy. We talk shit about the poors but the poors have no responsibilities.

>>60731111

BOOM BOOM CLAP
BOOM BOOM CLAP
BOOM BOOM CLAP
BOOM BOOM CLAP
WAGIE IN A CAGE
YOU'RE A SLAVE
HATING LIVING DAY TO DAY
FACE IS GRAY
DON'T SEE BIG BOY PAY
YOU GOT A MASK ON YOUR FACE
VAXXED, COLLAPSED VEINS
LONELY HERE TO STAY
TIL THE END OF YOUR DAYS
SINGINNNN
WE WILL WE WILL WALK THROUGH (LIFE)
WALK THROUGH (LIFE)
WE WILL WE WILL...

>>60730904 (OP)
I once stabbed myself in the leg with a pocket knife to get out of having to go into my call center job for a few days.

>>60731105
i feel the same way, except i went from 40k a year to trying to scrape by door dashing. i lost all motivation and drive i once had after i blew my one chance at any kind of independence let alone financial one with crypto. i married my bags, rode them up and down, now i have nothing. i don't feel like i'll get that opportunity again, so i don't even have the determination to do anything.

i'm right back where i first started when i was an acoholic NEET 5 years ago. i'm also back to drinking after quitting for nearly 3 years. sometimes i wish i hadn't tried at all. at least i wouldn't feel defeated.

>>60730904 (OP)
bank holiday in yuropland. is one bank holiday nearly every month. mad?

>>60731105
I never thought of it that way but if you're a 6 figure worker you probably literally feel enslaved to your job because those ones don't come around every day. At least if you're a poorfag you can quit and do something else. Some low paying jobs can have pretty low responsibilities too, and the work usually ends when you leave for the day.

I think if I landed a six figure job I'd eat rice and beans and save as much as possible.

>you probably literally feel enslaved to your job because those ones don't come around every day.

I hate the feeling on relying on a job. I walk around with this dread thinking what I'm going to do if I lose it. I'm lucky because I have a wfh job but it's still a drain on my life and I feel imposter syndrome all the time. I can't go back to working an in person wage cuck job. Like you said its not easy to find another one. I'm trying to save as much as possible so I can be financially independant. I don't know how anyone can live like this for 30+ years basically having a pit in your stomach fearful of losing your job. I don't even have a family to support and it still scares me.

>>60733401
>you probably literally feel enslaved to your job because those ones don't come around every day.

I hate the feeling on relying on a job. I walk around with this dread thinking what I'm going to do if I lose it. I'm lucky because I have a wfh job but it's still a drain on my life and I feel imposter syndrome all the time. I can't go back to working an in person wage cuck job. Like you said its not easy to find another one. I'm trying to save as much as possible so I can be financially independant. I don't know how anyone can live like this for 30+ years basically having a pit in your stomach fearful of losing your job. I don't even have a family to support and it still scares me.

The sunday evening dread that next 5 days are gone and actually seeing it on a printed timetable where 40 hours are colored in is insane.

>>60733423
i'm in the same boat. wfh accounting job, mediocre $120k/year salary. it could be ripped away at any moment -- and in fact i survived a recent outsourcing and i now manage 2 indians.

i'm using this as motivation to finish my cpa exams, 1 more to go. should be finished by october. then i will work on building a side business doing accounting/tax prep, with the goal of making enough money to replace my day job salary. then i will never have to worry about a jew outsourcing my job to india.

>>60733472
Accountants will definitely reduce in size with AI

>>60733543
i doubt it. real world data is extremely messy and subjective. everything able to be done with AI is already being done with offshore Indians and questionnaires. the type of work i would be offering is well beyond that.

>>60733594
Okay…
That’s what everyone thinks

>>60733617
you can do a basic w-2 1040 in 15 minutes with freetaxusa for $15. i actually do this because it's cheap and easy. in fact there are phone apps that can OCR w-2s and fill out the 1040 -- these have been around for about 10 years now

yet millions and millions of basic w2 normies still pay $500 for h&r block to do their 1040 for them, because they want the $15/hour tax specialist wagie to do it RIGHT rather than risk fucking it up by doing it themselves.

now imagine youre a normie small business owner. are you going to trust an "AI" that can't do anything more complex than an indian? or are you going to go to h&r block and trust some $15/hour dipshit to do it right? or are you going to pay a licensed CPA $3k for a basic corporate tax return + 1040 individual?

>>60731024
>Just stop eating theory

>>60733617
>>60733629
>woopsie you're the usual small business dipshit who mixes business and personal accounts and the "AI" doing your bookkeeping classified $30k of personal expense and business expense. now the IRS is going to rape your ass because YOU are ultimately responsible, not the AI.
>woopsie the AI missed six figures of section 179 depreciation and your tax bill is way higher than it should have been. or maybe the AI misunderstood your capex support and mistakenly classified six figures of non-qualifying capital acquisitions as section 179 eligible and massively understated your tax liability, now you're REALLY fucked.

>there are people here who unironically wage

>>60733472
>>60733543
wrong


ermm btw get your cpa anon

i forget what that means but its a bullshit certificate that you need That singular CPA is worth more to me than everything you know

i know something about acounting i dont have a CPA i call people with CPA's

>>60733654
I’m about to start tomorrow. Let’s see how long I last lol

>>60730904 (OP)
not if you live in canuckistan

>>60731105
>I was happier when I was a brokie
Me too. I was working a part time job back in 2009 and it was the perfect balance between work and personal time. It was low paying and it wasn’t sustainable long term, so I landed a job that paid well. Been doing it nearly 15 years now and I feel nothing. I’m pretty sure I’m anhedonic. Even if I quit now, I have a feeling I’m at the point of no return mentally. I wish I could go back

>>60730945
>How do you get there without years of education and office experience?

Just apply to a position that offers hybrid or remote. I got a 70k/yr 3 day WFH/2 days in office hybrid office job with no experience in the role by just applying.

>>60730904 (OP)
i like my job