Workwear bros cannot recover from this one

6-7 fig white collar job > 5 fig blue collar job

>>18467363
What about a white collar job for 55-70k/yr with requirements and responsibilities that should be for $110-140k/yr

>>18467387
>requirements and responsibilities that should be for $110-140k/yr
So... a fresh grad from a real degree and non-shit university?

>>18467388
The one I just saw required experience in OS locking and applications with java and sepcifically grails, a specific 3 crms and maintaing the databases on these, maintaining the physical sever databases for this including requisitioning, buying, and installing the parts, and then designing a network, requisitioning the parts, pulling the cables, installing it, and then doing a dashboard of all of this. Basically they want a sysadmin who is also a java dev and can write eu facing software not just scripting which would be normal for a sysadmin. Oh and also security complience and dashboard. And you don't get that job title you get network analyst 1 instead.

>>18467394
Then obviously don't even bother applying because those requirements will get you a lot more than a mere $140k elsewhere. Some companies just want cheap labor. Any company can list a shitty job but they won't necessarily fill it.

>>18467394
just 2c from a senior who joins in technical interviews - companies will put the kitchen sink in the "responsibilities" section of any job. this does not mean you will do all of those things daily, but people that do them have the same title. so even though the description has "A, B, C but also X and Y and Z" you may end up in a team that does X and Y, or maybe A and occasionally B. So I wouldn't get discouraged, it's not like you can't just give 2 weeks notice if it really ends up being bullshit.

>>18467402
I'm looking for just a jr sysadmin job for a year or two to then go to cloud computing/devops after the experience plus getting more aws certs.

>>18467387
I'm Ivy league educated with a graduate degree and I'm barely making over 70k

>>18467433
Did you leave academia or are you doing a visiting professorship or post doc in something light.

>>18467339 (OP)
have you ever even been in an office. most of my coworkers are sweaty fat nerds who wear polyester anime shirts and cargo shorts like its 2003 still

>>18467439
I work in industry

>>18467441
Sir it is up on you to teach them should dressing old money.

>>18467444
What job title and how is the total debt

>>18467448
cringe. i subtly encourage them to dress in loose fitting comfortable clothing made of natural fibres

>>18467457
You can't convince people who wear plastic not to if they already lack the sensation to hate it. It's a feeling thing.

>>18467433
What was your degree in?

>>18467460
ugh it smells so bad though. i feel like 99% of nerd stink is from the shitty plastic clothes they wear (and not wiping their bum well enough)

>>18467339 (OP)
Got em

>>18467465
They won't believe that either. You can't convince people of anything unless they have a level of base curiosity.

>>18467475
what if i tell them the cute ABG interns in the security department would be more inclined to fuck them if they washed their arse?

>>18467481
They won't and will be paralyzed by a fear of failure and rejection still. So they won't try to lose weight or change in any way. You just have to let shitty people be shitty unless they ask for help.

>>18467481
you white bois can have the abgs and indian girls
as an brown indian guy thats has some mongolian ancestry and chinese ancestry im fucking more white girls

>>18467486
Based and saaaar pilled

>>18467486
>as an brown indian guy
>im fucking more white girls

you are fucking absolutely no one

>>18467494
benchod faggot cumskin i fuck your sister but you isnt give her herpes bitch

>>18467500
honestly what the fuck does this sentence even say

>>18467507
sister fucker racist bitch you gave sister herpes tintattakata fuck

>>18467512
this is like when a kid first learns some bad words and is keen to use them

>>18467363
Truke

>>18467363
I make 10k a month and work in construction. All I have to do is 3-4 hours of work a day then just sleep in a truck till it’s time to go home. The actual work I do is just walking around and looking for trash before the rest of the crew gets there.
So glad I don’t work in an office

>>18467605
It's a tradeoff wherever you go. If you go to an office you get passive aggressive cucks who think epstein killed himself. If you go blue collar you get retards who either couldn't hold a decent conversation or they believe the earth is flat and ramble about tartaria and mud slide ruins. There's nowhere perfect.

>>18467608
>retards who either couldn't hold a decent conversation or they believe the earth is flat and ramble about tartaria and mud slide ruins
>alcoholics vs potheads

>>18467462
These people never answer this question because it's always in some bullshit like English or Art History lmao

>>18467608
In blue collar, you meet alcoholics paying alimony or child support 3 different way, who are usually never fun. Or that one dickhead who doesn’t know how good we have it and always looking to drop dimes on you cuz he thinks it’ll get him a raise

>>18467608
>comfy jobs installing heatpumps in retirement villages

Why would anyone want to wear this shit for fun best part of the day is to take off the work clothes

>>18467605
I do 3-4 hours of work a week and still get paid as much as you

>>18467608
>>18467617
and you're the perfect exception and not an annoying, dense twat yourself

>>18467339 (OP)
office job guys get the cleanest, best looking fades because the weft of their jeans stays white and clean forever. if you do construction it turns all brown like this.

>>18467608
imo if we go strictly off enjoyment and not other factors like pay/risk/etc:
white collar work for a small business or your own business is the best. blue collar work with earplugs or alone or on a small tight knit crew is 2nd best. corpo ladder sucks outside of the pay. blue collar work with coworkers is the worst -- same vapid yapping as corporate jobs but with a radio blaring butt rock and top 20 all day.

My girlfriend works and I mooch off of her. If she likes the workplace so much then why not!

>>18467734
why do europeans wear that high vis polyester stuff willingly? in america we only wear that type of workwear if we're forced to. maybe its just not as bad to work in that stuff all day with the milder weather?

>>18467863
How to get that color of fades?

>>18467486
>as an brown indian guy im fucking more white girls
that never happened.

>>18467892
They have like 300% more gay regulations than we do. You can't legally drive a car in france without a hi vis jacket in your car. They likely have to wear that.

>>18467911
diggin dirt and landscaping

>>18467911

>>18467963
that's not dirt if there's also white exposed. moreso the dye itself

>>18467823
You fall into camp 1: the soft boys.

>>18467339 (OP)
KEK, you forgot the F150 Raptor small dick extensor truck.

>>18467823
I look for guys my age who like to drink and smoke weed then make friends. About 80% of young men in construction smoke weed now, and very few companies bother drug testing
Most people in my line of work like me cuz I’m not a dick

>>18467605
>I make 10k a month and work in construction
Yeah 10k rupees

>>18467363
Challenging and fulfilling job without women anywhere in sight > meaningless corporate grind along with the most annoying and narcissistic people in the world

in a lot of the cities where tech jobs are you can make the same or more as a contractor than the tech bros because nobody wants to do tradie shit except the mexicans, who aren't even competition if you target the people with higher end homes. shit insurance rework jobs mean the mexicans make you more jobs.

>>18468215
i know guys down in california who went from home remodels to doing real estate development and new construction who live in 20-50m homes and clear a mil a year.

>>18467734
These scrawny onions faggots dont wear real modern workwear

>>18467605
I'm 35 and make 4 mill a year before annual bonuses as a hedge fund portfolio manager. I get in at 10, leave at 5 including a 1.5 hour lunch break, and enjoy my life after. The actual work I do is thinking and decision-making after my research team have pitched their ideas at me for the day and the risk team have weighed in. So glad I don't work in construction and my body thanks me for it.

>>18468266
I’m glad I dont have to walk into offices and hand my resume to some divorced woman in HR, with cover letter and fake references, then proceed to do a 2 minutes humiliation ritual about why I love spreadsheets so much just so I can get to their 3rd round interview and find out the boss’s retarded 18 YO son got the job instead.
Nice larp, btw

>>18468313
>I’m glad I dont have to walk into offices and hand my resume to some divorced woman in HR
This isn't the 1900s, no one does this

>with cover letter
No one requests this after your first grad job

>fake references
You waste your own time when you fail the background checks after being given an offer

>then proceed to do a 2 minutes humiliation ritual about why I love spreadsheets so much
This would be like an author giving an interview about how much they love the keyboard or pen, it's just a tool to do work

>just so I can get to their 3rd round interview and find out the boss’s retarded 18 YO son got the job instead
Sounds like this actually happened to you, sorry anon

>Nice larp, btw
You sound like you tried to give white collar work a go and didn't have a good time. It's up to you if you want to stay in blue collar work but I'm sure you are very aware that your financial gains are much lower than they would otherwise be, and earning low 6 figs doesn't go as far as it used to. White collar workers have the potential to retire before 40 or even earlier depending on the numbers that they want to hit, and very often do at some well known firms. Best of luck to you anon

>>18468317
None of that has ever happened to me cuz I don’t work white collar, but I have lots of friends and family members that have done that song and dance more times than they count. I can tell you haven’t applied outside your fake company since Covid. If they’re not doing in person interviews, they’re spamming indeed and praying something hits back even if it pays like shit
Like I said, I don’t believe you claiming to be a millionaire. I’m happy doing what I do I do and already know what I plan to do next when I’m done with construction. I’m flying out to another job on Monday where I’m going to see a bunch of friends I haven’t seen in 3 years and we’re gonna go partying on Friday nights. A new location and seeing old friends or making new ones every few months keeps my life from getting dull

>>18468327
>I can tell you haven’t applied outside your fake company since Covid. If they’re not doing in person interviews, they’re spamming indeed and praying something hits back even if it pays like shit
This is accurate. The free money is over. Unless you suckle at the teet of the government and work at a contractor or drink the sweet colorustrum of the fed window in banking the free money from pure malinvestment of cheap money is over.

>>18468317
not him but
>You sound like you tried to give white collar work a go and didn't have a good time. It's up to you if you want to stay in blue collar work but I'm sure you are very aware that your financial gains are much lower than they would otherwise be, and earning low 6 figs doesn't go as far as it used to. White collar workers have the potential to retire before 40 or even earlier depending on the numbers that they want to hit, and very often do at some well known firms. Best of luck to you anon
you understand there's a subset of the population who would rather melon baller their brains out than put up with the sort of passive aggressive bitchmale egotistical narcissistic twats that the corporate world attracts and rewards, right? not having to interact with people like you on a daily basis is well worth the lower pay, lower quality of life, physical wear on our bodies etc. i have all sorts of marketable white collar skills and i also know business but i'm only interested in white collar type work if its for a startup, myself or a small business.
i totally get why you chase the corpo ladder and material reward and the likes. some people have other priorities in life and find less happiness in that and more in other things. i have a lot of friends in their mid to late 30's retiring with millions in the bank, mcmansions etc and yeah i feel jealous sometimes, but it goes both ways they're often jealous of the freedom i have to work whenever i want, no one breathing down my neck, all the time i have to invest in my personal hobbies etc.

>>18468317
i'm probably extremely biased because i grew up around ultra rich people and i noticed some consistent themes: a lot of them have awful taste, a lot of the shit they have doesn't improve their life in any way, more broken homes and fucked up families than the middle class, more drug problems, more deeply unhappy people. there's obviously people i met who were the complete opposite, but i'm just pointing out that i observed these things frequently.
really just using this as an excuse to post this fucking awful $50m mansion i saw on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNPSwuYVvws
i would genuinely rather live in a tasteful, cozy small single floor rambler or something.
i was looking at $12,000 vintage teak drink coasters the other day and i asked myself: would owning those really improve my life in any way? probably not. but learning some woodworking has numerous times.

>>18468934
You can buy a 30 pack of blank leather coaster plugs and practice tooling on them for pretty cheap. If you're looking to get into leather tooling it's a good deal

If I lived in a city this would drive me insane.

>>18468952
lmao dude thanks i actually have been wanting to learn how to work with leather. are you a new ai they trained to read our minds?

>>18468977
I am just also diy and that's the last thing I looked at involving coasters. You will want a swivel knife and some basic stamps from tandy especially bevellers for tooling. Avoid the amazon specials on tools because they will cut and stamp like shit. And a basic soft face mallet is fine for the stamping. If you like the craft then go up to barry king. Warning: harder than it looks.

>>18468998
Also you will want some antique (paints the grooves darker) and some resolene (basically a plastic coating like eurothane wood stain) for your coasters so they don't just get fucked by condensation.

I own some Carharrt stuff but whenever I’m doing work around the property or in my workshop I usually wear outdoor brand stuff. I know it’s been niggerfied but Arc’Teryx looks better on office workers than Dickies and Carharrt 100% of the time.

>>18469002
You have to break in workwear for it to not look retarded. Plastic outdoor clothing you do not.

>>18469004
My shit is broken in but the reality is people just associate workwear with blue collar laborers and hipsters so I just don’t even wear it. I keep it folded and hung in the garage in the off chance I need to wear something I really don’t give a fuck about but otherwise don’t wear it.

>>18469034
Just buy ll bean for the best of both worlds. Nobody will think you're stealing valor since it's ne prep anyway.

>>18469075
I have this pendleton one for a khaki jacket

>>18467605
>wagie cope
>diaryposting
>>>/fa/cebook is that way, Jerry

What an unfunny, bitter thread

>>18469159
Saar you will needing cissp

All the repro brands have tall tales about tough and thick workwear when pic related is actual workwear. I guess modern work is so soft that you only need a t-shirt?

>>18468998
>>18469001
appreciate all of this, king.

>>18469034
>>18469075
vintage ralph lauren stuff fits the bill too.
you can get that whole classic americana type wardrobe, and work an office job in that stuff without feeling larpy.

>>18467339 (OP)
cowboy boots with that cap are giga cringe lmao

>>18467339 (OP)

>>18469293
I wish I could wear cowboy boots but my foot is the wrong shape to squeeze into ones that actually fit. I have a big heel bone and a high arch so I cant get past the curve unless I oversize. I wish I could wear python skins.

>>18467605
>stewing in mediocrity as a small-time safety guy

>>18467339 (OP)
cope. wagies can't afford the good stuff.

>>18467616
This. Always this.

>>18467433
That's your salary? Out of school, an Ivy League, no less? You totall failed.

>>18467433
That's your salary? Out of school, an Ivy League, no less? You totally failed.

>>18469890
I don't think you understand how the real world works

>>18469894
I understand it well enough to know that if you're making a wagie-tier salary after graduating an Ivy League, you didn't work hard enough to build your network to help you get a high-paying job.

>>18469861
I’m doing better than most people my age and have a fun job that lets me travel a lot. I’m pretty happy where I’m at, and it made me change from a typical 4chan incel to a social chameleon who knows how to fit in just about anywhere

>>18469897
Or you got an english or communications degree

>>18469915
the incels aren't even real anons. i'm convinced its all just bots or some kind of psyop. i've met up with anons off various boards i post on irl over the years all the way from the earliest days of 4chan to the most recent last year and everyone i've met has been at the very least interesting. shit way back in the day i used to make threads on /b/ and post my address and just let anyone come over. if they showed up i would feed them lsd or something and have an adventure. and no not a single person from 4chan i've ever met has been an incel or even that close to it. some aren't the most socially adjusted but i've never had a straight up social retard show up.

>>18469075
I have a ton of LL Bean, Orvis, all that stuff but it’s mostly hand me downs or winter clothing.

I don’t consider this workwear.

>>18469979
It's not workwear. Workwear is shittier and cheaper.

>>18469977
Most are just semiautistic edgelords like nick mullen

>>18469984
yeah pretty much.
even the namefag weirdos on this board like vieo and cecil aren't actually all that weird when you consider: they're from washington.
vieo is actually pretty much your bog standard resident.
and i can tell you guys first hand pretty much everyone who grew up in renton, tacoma, spokane, tri cities etc is exactly like cecil. he's a character archetype here. parts of eastern washington have nuclear runoff in their drinking water and parts of south king county used to get arsenic and other chemical exposures raining down on their lawns from the local steel mill before it shut down. there's entire cities here where everyone who grew up there's like cecil.

>>18467605
So... what's your job title?

>>18469923
There are many people who are in cushy, high-paying jobs, even with a bullshit degree like "Art History," "English," or "Communications." It's all about who you know: who you sat next to during that hard class, who you did a line with at that party, who you've fucked, who you spotted a few bucks at the bar, who you've exercised with.

>>18470377
The money isn't free anymore. Fed fund rate can't go to 0% again. Those "jobs" dried up a while ago.

>>18470378
You're clueless.

>>18470380
I don't think you know about the boom bust cycle or the federal reserve. You just see tiktoks. We lived in a decade of pure malinvestment from 0% interest rates and that is over.

>>18470383
People who worked their connections to land cushy jobs are, for the most part, immune from the low-hanging fruits of layoffs and salary cuts caused by changing interest rates.

>>18470394
I believe in these mythical jobs that provide no value. But they only exist when attactched to the federal government as a contractor supported through lobbying for more free money. Or perhaps in charities who evaporate donations into their administrative structure. Actual companies can't survive with welfare positions.

>>18469897
you talk big for an autistic dweeb

>>18470402
>Actual companies can't survive with
welfare positions.
Who's going to tell him about consultancy firms, hedge funds, tech companies, or banks?

>>18470573
And you sound like a seething faggot.

>>18470589
Banks have access to the fed window anon. They don't have to provide any value.

>>18467433
I'm a two-time dropout, recovering alcoholic, with one failed career and a useless associate degree and make 81k with a yearly 10% bonus. How the fuck are you Ivy League educated and only make 70k?

>>18470624
The discussion hasn't been focused on whether a company adds societal value.

>>18470944
Just that the only companies with welfare jobs are on welfare.

Most of the construction workers I've worked alongside with just wear walmart clothes and cycle through them

>>18471134
>Who's going to tell him about consultancy firms, hedge funds, tech companies, and banks?

>>18471734
>welfare companies

I wear detroits, workwear pants and blundstones and I code for a living from home. I look cool when I travel though.

>>18472065
i wear the same and i build houses for a living. sick fit bro. isn't it weird how these shills constantly try to derail any sort of meaningful discussion about mens fashion from taking place by constantly inundating us with these 'totally real and organic' posts about workwear stolen valor?

>>18472063
>NEET has no clue what an actual welfare company is.

>>18467363
Ha ha, I'm afraid not

>>18467339 (OP)
Hoping to get there soon. Currently in a trade but going to school for CS. Difference will be i'll have actual used workwear. Every tard I see wearing workwear has obviously new clothes

>>18472594
>going to school for cs
You're 15 years too late. It's over. Switch to chemical engineering

>>18469262
RL might be classically American but it is decidedly not workwear.

If you’re white collar, the most blue collar looks that look good are sort of Columbia PFG Southern Outdoors dad core or pic related, especially if you’re young and fit.

>>18472065
Coding is light blue collar though. You guys are the wrench turners of the office world with the engineers.

>>18472594
The other guy is right bro. The CS bubble is on the one hand deflating and on the other hand replacing workers with pajeets. Switch to engineering, finance, or math/stats (for finance). Healthcare and education aren’t great but are stable. Old people need to be treated and young people need to be taught. Always will.

>>18473286
>Switch to engineering, finance, or math/stats (for finance)

Lol out of the frying pan into the fire.

>>18473280
>but it is decidedly not workwear.
that's why i said americana in my post, not workwear.
ralph lauren is not workwear but american style workwear is americana. umbrella.
>If you’re white collar, the most blue collar looks that look good are sort of Columbia PFG Southern Outdoors dad core or pic related, especially if you’re young and fit.
nahhh and you sound like a nerd.
some of the best workwear fits i've seen are on asian guys who've never picked up a screwdriver.
just look at raw denim, the best fades tend to come from office job guys because their jeans don't get dirty and more of their wear is from abrasion instead of uv.
i can say for certain as a tradie: nobody other than some dork on the internet cares if you wear workwear. most people who do trades are focused on themselves and not really worried about things like what other dudes are wearing. the most thought your average tradie has put into caring if you wear workwear is: "no way, i can sell my old carhartt for HOW MUCH?"
>muh redditors
they look bad in everything. the problem is the redditor.

>>18473302
American culture is drinking ao much coffee you feel anxious then shitting out your anxiety and eating lunch while you work

>>18473299
Not at all. Engineers aren’t going anywhere although there isn’t massive demand, their industries aren’t dependent exclusively on a bubble attracting VC funding like CS. As for finance and maths, same situation basically but unlike engineering there is actually high earning potential. Everybody knows quants and investment bankers make a ton of money. Not everybody knows the 2nd or 3rd highest paid employees at most companies are the finance workers. Financial services is quite literally the only career where you can realistically expect to get rich as an average employee in the industry. There are other “good” options: medicine, law, military officers, etc. but they all have significant downsides and less upside potential. CS is possibly the worst choice of all. You’re training into a bubble industry.

>>18473302
> you sound like a nerd
> glazes Asians LARPing as ironworkers
ok ricecel/currycel nice try

>>18467339 (OP)
The same as people driving bloated pickup trucks to their office job

>>18473619
nobody cares about a larpfaggot's worthless opinion. consider not sharing it next time.

>>18473635
redditors love complaining about giant trucks. you should check it out sometime.

>>18467339 (OP)
There is one piece of attire that I judge people for and, so far, has not let me down. And that's wearing work boots to their desk job. They are retarded and can't be trusted.

>>18473701
Ma'am what constitutes a work boot

>>18467616
>>18469887
Economics

>>18468213
I'm pretty sure some companies look out for guys who fail drug tests because they don't have to pay for liabilities out of pocket because they can just use the failed drug test as evidence if shit goes wrong and not get sued.

>>18475114
>Google'd "best majors to not sound like a retard on 4chan"

>>18475117
Just don't do drugs. It's that simple. They're for degenerates.

>>18475117
i passed an on the spot workplace injury drug test an hour after doing coke and bong hits in my car with my boss at a megacorp job. she was both surprised, and glad she didn't have to fire me.
some guy and his wife were goofing off throwing cardboard at each other and a piece got caught in the draft from an industrial fan just right, shot across the room and nailed me juuust barely off of my retina.
quick fix brand's worked every time for me. most weed shops and gas stations sell it. their website will tell you if your batch still tests correct. only hard part is finding a microwave quickly. as long as you get the temp right it passes every time and if you fuck up i've heard you usually get a retest if its not government/parole.
you can pass parole drug tests too my friend did it for years with a female PO who stared at his cock the entire time. they sell hyper realistic whizz kits.

>>18467339 (OP)
What’s the name of this trend? The Cour d’Alene?
The pics of their standoff against the Floyd riots probably inspired a lot of this shit. Every lad had a nice clean shirt paired with the grottiest jeans imaginable.

>>18467387
Good morning Saar

>>18467608
KEEEEK WHAT THE FUCK HOW SO ACCURATE? ARE YOU ME lmaoooo

>come to the fashion board
>another board with another thread for everyone to brag about their high paid do nothing white collar jobs
its literally unavoidable everywhere you go

>>18468252
>Shit that never happened.

>>18475308
Wrong. He would have said computer science. I'm not surprised. You can't do much with an econ degree.

>>18469718
Harris Walz hat goes hard

>>18468252
every single time the blue collar cuck pulls out the "I got a buddy who..."

the reality of blue collar work is they attract retards who will likely bring you down to their level over time if you're not smart. and guess what, if you're smart enough to rise above the alcoholic, alimony-paying, child-support-owing, massive-truck-financing majority of tradecucks, you would've done just fine in college too.
but more than likely you just end up like one of them, blowing your "huge" paycheck as soon as you get it and maxing out your union wage at 40 and getting nothing but wrecked joints and a nicotine addiction at the end of it.

>redditwear hate thread

somebody PLEASE post the "guys trip" group photo some redditor posted where they're all dressed identically in jeans, a carhartt jacket, redwings, complete with identical s^ybeards, PLEASE someone has to know what I'm talking about I've been looking for that photo for ages

>>18475114
I also did economics and am making ~$80k in academia fwiw.

>>18475580
This. Econ is one of those majors that SOUNDS like it would make money, but doesn't actually. It gets mogged by Finance or Business, under that same umbrella.

>>18467616
/lit/'s average IQ is like four times the average on here

>>18475580
"Computer science" is a dead giveaway.

>>18475634
Imagine spending eight to twelve hours outside, in the heat/snow, renovating some rich guy's boat dock. No, thanks. I'll stick to my comfy WFH job.

>>18467363
AI is about to decimate 80% of white collar '""""""jobs"""""""
You fucking LOVE to see it
Now these fags will have to do some real work or starve, lmao.

>>18476036
So just go into devops and deploy the ai containers. Devops will be the new hr.

>>18476027
tradecucks always have the mentality of "I'm le REAL MAN doing the work you CAN'T do which is why you're paying me 400 DOLLARS AN HOUR", not realizing their lot in life is below the people who can afford to pay someone else to do the dirty work. like, duh I'm gonna call a plumber to snake my drains or an electrician to wire a subpanel, I could do it myself if I felt like watching enough videos and reading code books and burning a month's worth of weekends, but I make triple or quadruple whatever a high school dropout would charge in that time.

>>18476136
You will always get a shittier product letting other people do it for you

>>18476157
The problem is finding reliable and honest contractors. Many are scum who'll try to fleece you out of thousands of dollars to do a simple job.

>>18476224
Well most shit is pretty fucking simple anyway. Just steal a pdf or epub of this

>>18469715
why is it so fucking hard for people to put the apostrophe in the right place

>>18476157
>>18476225
>look guys, I made my own pair of shoes!

>>18476027
>making $40/hour to rip zyn and monster ultras down by the lake with Juan and Rodrigo.
Ain't much, but it's a living.

>>18475580
>>18475811
Both Econ and Comp Sci have bimodal income distributions. The top bucket of graduates are making absurdly high salaries and many of them go on to become highly successful entrepreneurs as well. The rest of the wagies are unemployed, underemployed, or just not making much.

Statically, econ has a higher employment rate and median salary than 95% of majors though. Only a handful of engineering and healthcare fields have better stars.

>>18476595
I actually did resole boots myself. I did 2 plys of leather for the mids then glued a vibram christy to them. They aren't expensive boots, but clarks stopped selling them. These soles are better then the slippery ass crepes they came with and the old fiberboard midsole.

>>18476924
Here were the old shitty soles

>>18476225
Connor Bennett is a faggot.

>>18476869
>making $200/hr shit posting while the "code compiles."
Someone's (me) gotta do it.

oh look, everyone on /fa/ is an ultra rich work from home do nothing white collar programmer/software engineer too.

>>18477139
I'm wfh tier 1 helldesk

>>18477139
White collar AI genocide can't come soon enough.

>>18477139
It’s not our fault boomers turned out economy into a service economy.

>>18477395
They're so lucking for getting assets at the beginning of the fiat pyramid scheme

>>18476036
As a programmer I hope but I don't see it happening.

>>18477578
When companies implement ai anf fire people they then have to hire more people to clean up th ais mess. It's the same thing as outsourcing to indians, no difference.