>>212163231 (OP)
why are thirdies like this? at any day i can just look outside and see 70++ boomers doing farming, driving excavators, doing logging, refurbishing their kids house or babysit grandchildren. boomers here kneel over while working, and not working for duty but because they want to, its just boring to sit inside and watch tv. it might be hobby tier work but still beneficial for society, its work you dont have to pay to get done or do yourself after work.
>>212163846
Thirdies have feudal tier societies where working hard is seen as something for poor stupid chumps. They unironically think it's a flex of status to laze around doing nothing and skirting your responsibility.
>>212163961
cant imagine a retired person here living like this and not going crazy with paint, mortar, street cleaning and whats not. but i guess their boomers are just happy to have satelite from a home made dish and dont care if the world crumbles around them.
this is why we have nice things and they dont.
>>212163846 >>212164171
We genuinely need to exterminate every last one of you cow shit garglers
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>>212164171 >that video
grim. Also I'm clueless when it comes to house maintenance. It's not something I'm proud of but at the same time I'm not too keen in learning by doing because I live in a nice houce and could very well make things worse. I always wondered though, how do you learn those things? Are you taught from a very young age, or learn it at school, what's the deal?
what >>212163961 said is true but I'm not for it
