9 to 5 is actually 7 to 6 since you cannot teleport to work

My job is 10 minutes away from my house thoughever

I make up for it with shitposts
it's kind of an unspoken agreement we have

>>507955404 (OP)
I live 15 mins away from the office, by foot.

>>507955404 (OP)

Why people drive 2-3 hours daily and not get gas receipts so they can deduct it during tax time is beyond me

>>507955404 (OP)
>unpaid
if you have a company vehicle, gas card and parking pass/refunds sure

>>507955650
In Germany there's some kind of gibs for gas (lol) spent on your commute. They really have thought of everything.

>>507955404 (OP)
I spend an hour and a half on the bus, but on the bus home I'm both drunk and high so does it really count?

>>507955404 (OP)
I remote wage most of the time and work is a 5 min drive.
Wagies living 1h away from work have chosen to live like this.

At least for truckers, when you wake up, you're already at work.

>>507955495
Nice. My most recent job was 5 minutes away. I'm used to 45-1hr commutes. Was nice while it lasted.

>>507955650
In the US you have a standard deduction that just gives you a baseline tax deduction. Pretty much everyone gets that except for rich philanthopists and people with huge deductions like crippling medical bills. Deductions from commute gas are not getting counted because you take the standard deduction, or at least you should.

>>507955650
people don't want to live near niggers. that's the main problem.
all the wagies who live close to work probably live near niggers.

I drive 7min to work, with my bike

>>507955858
>when you wake up you were already working
ftfy and take your NoDoz

I drive 20 minutes to work, and that's only because I wanted a house with some land. Before that my apartment was only 10 minutes away. Who the fuck works an hour away from home?

>>507955404 (OP)

Is 9 to 5 a real thing in other countries? Do you get paid for a 30 minte lunch and 15 minute breaks twice a day? We all work 8 hours at a minimum and thus spend 9 hours at work since your lunch etc isn't work. You have to change before works and shower after work so 11 and half or twelve hours at work five day each week not eight unless you work from home.

>>507955515
literally communism. israel will hear about this

>>507956033
That sounds comfy, i want to live like that.

>>507955650
you cannot do it in canada lmao, gas receipts for commute don't count in general according to the rats

Living an hour from work sounds like a dumb fuck-up. I don't think this person's time is valuable to begin with.

>>507956132

I do living costs might be cheap in the us but the situation is absolutely fucked here. Most of my salary is this fucked module one bedroom apartment and food cost has roughly tripped the last few years. But at least we have plenty of "Syrian" Refugees from Somalia to compensate for that.

>>507956273
Sorry, son. This is America. Buy a truck and enjoy $1400 monthly payments and 120$ gas a week and shitty drivers

I take that time to smoke a fat blunt.

>>507955495
That's 86 hours of unpaid time.
>>507955515
That's 129 hours of unpaid time.


Everyone is ignoring the elephant in the room. Your day is RUINED regardless of the length of your commute from having worked in the first place. You don't have energy to do shit after work ends and most places are closed and you are stressed and tired. I should be paid for having the other waking hours of my day ruined for needing to carve out an 8 hour chunk. Paying for the commute alone is a nothing gesture, insult to injury.

The weekend is partially ruined too because you're not paid for needing Saturday to recover and you're not paid for Sunday dreading of work.

In reality the additional compensation owed actually exceeds the amount paid. So if you make $60k, you should get another $100k a year. I'm not joking. If you were wealthy enough to not need to work, you would feel this way as to what is owed to you because you can objectively realize this and compare it to periods of not working without financial obligations distorting the true nature of things.

>>507955404 (OP)
The company should hire someone who lives closer so they dont have to rip him off anymore.

>>507956164
7.5 hour workday here, 8-4.

>>507955404 (OP)
I live 4 minutes from my job.

>>507955404 (OP)
>what is home office

kys

I live 10 minute drive from my job and because it’s a driving job more often than not I can have downtime between time slots. I literally get paid to drink Pepsi and watch YouTube videos as part of my job.

>>507955404 (OP)
520 hours of wasted time of your life is the bigger problem.
Why even take such a job?

>>507955404 (OP)
I work from home, not my problem.

>>507955404 (OP)
I use public transit, so I spend most of these 2 hours doing my flash cards. I pity the Americans who have to drive.

>>507955495
>20 minutes of your life wasted every single day just to go and make shekelstein happy

>>507955404 (OP)
Just live in a walkable neighbourhood or work from home. It's no longer 1975.

>>507957424
>I use public transit
bwahahahaha! being poor must sure suck

>>507957263
To not get laughed at by nigger retards for living modestly

>>507957263
>Why even take such a job?
the jews have poorly built the modern city and many jobs will be located within specific commercial districts and far from the residential ones

in the commie era here you would've lived within walking distance to your workplace, but now you'll have your office job in the centre of the city and your home will be in some poorly developed shithole residential area with nothing but roads for cars around

>nightshift, 12hr shifts
>drive for 2.5/hrs each day

>>507957701
Being conditioned by your elites to associate public transit with poverty must be even worse.

>>507956899
Weak bait and on top of it you actually browse r/antiwork. Go back.

>>507955404 (OP)
I work at hospital with patients. I try to do mostly 12 hours night shifts. I do bare minimum just to keep my job so i neglect patients or im slow as possible. During night shifts im trying to sleep as much as possible. Working at hospital with ill people sucks and pay isnt that good so i dont even try to be good goy worker. Currently im having vacation traveling. Most of my friends who work in different fields also do bare minimum and do not care about heir clients but they get really mad when i tell them i do the same with patients... they start b-b-but you work with ill people. its different! Fuck you all. At least its just 10min walk to my job.

>>507957859
I don't want to associate with the people that use transit, plus they won't even put benches to wait for the bus because someone might sleep on that bench, so you have to lean against a rail. And they have no toilets.

>>507957424
>flash cards
To learn English? Americans don't need to learn a 2nd language.

>>507958000
It's your country's problem, not mine.

>>507955404 (OP)
remember greeks not work for US so they against US

>>507957859
it's not the elites
try riding a bus in any city with blacks and report back to us

>>507958081
I'll just keep driving my car then.

>>507955404 (OP)
This thread perfectly encapsulates why western businesses will lose to China. Even more ironic that it's posted by a modern Greek, these people are not exactly known for their work ethic.

A normal take would be looking at this from the perspective of productivity, e.g. time spent commuting could be spent working and making society a better place.

Maybe advocate for the removal of niggers and paki scum from our cities instead, at least then we free up homes for people with jobs close to a city centre.

>>507955404 (OP)
And subtract the gas from what you did make

15 minutes bike riding for me
We're all cucked but I don't get stuck in traffic

>>507958046
여러 사람이는 다른 언어를 공부하기 그냔 좋아해고든.

>>507955650
driving to and from work is considered personal commuting and not a business expense

>>507955404 (OP)
>tfw when driving to work
>FOR FREE
JUST

>>507957952
Antiwork doesn't say this. They aren't against working so it's controlled opposition. They actually normalize working and act like you can have a life outside of work so long as it's 35 hours and you don't have a commute. That's why they want to con people into supporting unions or boiling everything down to healthcare. If you were actually against working you would workmax to save up enough money to not need to work from investment growth and dividends. Ironic bait accusation coming from a meme flag and mentioning reddit.

>>507955404 (OP)
same. I never realized how much of a major benefit a short commute would be until I got my current job. If I was offered a $10 an hour raise to do the same exact job but 45 minutes away, I wouldn't even take it.

>>507955404 (OP)
I live 500m away from my work

>>507955404 (OP)
It takes 20 minutes to ride home on my bicycle.

>>507957859
Lmao

>>507957859
Uh, you get on public transit in America and it's filled with nigger trash and vomit.

>>507955404 (OP)
Not my problem. I'm fishing.

>>507956164
I spend 9 hours at work, including a 30min unpaid lunch break (that usually runs at least 45 mins), so 8.5 hours of work a day. 7am to 4pm.
Can't really complain. My commute is 30 mins one way in the car. Pretty good by Australian standards. I live rural so no traffic to worry about either.

>>507955404 (OP)
>He doesn’t steal toner and stationary supplies from the office for eBay

>>507955404 (OP)
Fuck you and kill yourself, neet vermin! But yes.

>>507957859
Pavel, westoid public transport=niggers. When they say poor, they mean niggers.

>>507955404 (OP)
That's why I have quit my job. I shall rather strangle myself to death than work again.
Fuck wagies and fuck your clown gay jewish world.

>>507955404 (OP)
you are paid for your commute

>>507955404 (OP)
>he doesn't have a personal driver and take a nap in the backseat

>>507956899
The math is a nice tool to use, but in essence, and at the end of the day, its about inflation and a broken social contract whereby "the system" as it were has been suppressing worker pay for over 1/2 a century and it has gotten to a point where there is no ladder left to climb for the majority of people - only a debt fueled nightmare which generally speaking amounts to stressors beyond human capacity, and worse in many cases (homelessness, stress induced health conditions, etc).

I like to use the term "ownership" a lot, because to my mind this is the core of what's missing from the social contract. I believe ownership is the foundation from which a rich, fulfilling, and rewarding personal life (from hobbies to dating to child rearing) sources.

Tldr; pay VS home affordability is at the top of my accusations list

>>507955404 (OP)
I walk to work it takes less than 5 minutes.

>>507955695
You're still not getting paid for the time. We're talking about hours, not cost.

>>507955741
Goes into your tax return. 35 cents per kilometer.

>>507958699
Can you live off of that alone?

>>507957582
what if you got a job where you have to hang out but there is factually, no work and you can use 7 hours for private stuff ? and if there is work its the same and its basically no work but you get paid for clocking in anyways lol

>>507955404 (OP)
Wfh for the last 5 or so years

>>507961950
That's great and all but travel time is still a waste, unless you can turn it into an exercise or smth. I used to do 32km commute on racing bike.

Now I am fat again tho

>>507955404 (OP)
Wait, people dont charge for their time commuting, which is still time spent in favor of the employer? Ive only ever worked for myself so dont know.

>>507955650
You do realize trump did away with that

>>507955404 (OP)
Employer is not your master. He is doing a service to you. He connects you with the people who needs your work, he rents you a locations of work, connects you with other people whom you need the severe from to do your work, receives the money, mediates with the government and the justice, and monthly transfer you the resulting money.
After I started to work, I realized most of work and political theories are one sided retards whom probably never set a foot on a job.
I can own my workshop and deal with every detail of the job. By still I use third party for the machines and security and infrastructure, mostly by taxes to government.
Having job is to put everything on the hands of a third party and care only on working, you receive less as you pay a premium on everything. But you need to care about nothing else to.

>>507955404 (OP)
I have checked out of the jewish prison bus

>quit wagie job
>sold everything I had in my name
>all property I own is in somebody else name
>stopped renewing IDs
>stopped paying taxes
>stopped paying car insurance/plates
>free groceries and free techslop (lots of it is hidden in the back nowadays but there are still plenty on the shelves)
Fridge is always packed, I have no bills or worries.

I am free.

>>507955404 (OP)
H1B jeets would do 5200 extra hours of unpaid work every day, saar!

>>507962155
excellent idea
don't worry, you can lose weight again, balanced diet, scales for weighing stuff, and calcularing kcal and carb intake, use protein subsitution to maintain muscles, keep medium activity ( walking lifting gymnastics ) you can make it !
hail

>>507955404 (OP)
12 minutes to work, two hours on the way home. I need a bit of time for a few beers and some shitposting. All on foot.

>>507961950
>private stuff
Thing is most people don't have 7 hours worth of "private stuff" to accomplish every single day. A job like this may seem like a sweet deal initially but quickly spirals as you realise your daily life has literally no impact on anything.

>>507958699
Ffs put that ciggybutt in the bin you nelkulturniy bitch fuck. That’s going to end up in the waterway

>>507955495
>thoughever
What the fuck is this shit you retarded mutts have been doing recently?

>>507962574
Oh yeah i do exercises 4 days a week and avoid carbs when I can.
In the weekend often yardwork too

>>507957857
Ruff. I do 13 hr shifts and do 45 min back and forth, like 65 hours a week or something usually
>driving back through the boring country roads
>can't stop eyes from closing
>you go all googley eyed

>>507960419
Another thing to note is when you get on any of managements bad side, you'll never enjoy your job ever again. I only made this one faggot manager mad once over a very trivial matter, and since then I have had the shittiest workload; and I probably could sue these niggers for adversely affecting my health. Since working at this job, I have been the unhealthiest I've ever been in my life, they'll blame the heat and anything else, but I think it is pretty clear when every day you are the only motherfucker doing intensive labor and constantly running around to do 5 times the work of your fellow coworkers, that eventually you'll break down.
The hospital has warned me from my last few visits to not be involved in such intensive workloads because I am actually going to end up dying to overwork and stress, but because I had the audacity to be seen in a hospital and excused from work for a week; I get to return to a workload that will place me only in the sun for the entire shift to handle workloads no one in my position has to do.

>>507963134
lol

>>507955404 (OP)
takes me 6.5 minutes to get to work, could probably do it in 4 if I speed.

>>507963134
You might slam me for this but I highly recommend working with AI to figure out your legal odds and ends given various scenarios (ie. What if they fire me, what if laid off, what if I/they do this or that, what if i just refuse, what else can I do) and become comfortable knowing that even in the nuclear scenarios, should they occur, you'll be comfortable and in control knowing that you're prepared for every possible path you might end up walking down. Shit has been a godsend in my own various dealings the last ~6 months... my line of work has me paying for the $20/mo GPT but I use the shit out of it for everything - this kind of stuff is one of those things. Wish I had it 5, 10, 15 years ago... man I wish

>>507963134
Just quit bro.

>>507963619
I don't see any issue with using AI, it is just a nifty tool for those who need it. And I personally used it for jokes, or for "music production". I'll try it out though, I do think I have a case against them because they did make outrageous accusations against me and even had to walk some of it back, which only pissed them off even more but it probably the only reason I'm still there since they fucked up.
>>507963651
Unfortunately, they are the only job that has a schedule that is consistent. Anything else closer would pay less and have minimal hours, since a majority of jobs in my area are short term, I've been looking for actual full time positions and they almost all demand x years experience in whatever niche thing the job does or a degree in some hyperspecific field of study. It is all retarded, so I figure if I just manage to hang on until management gets bored, it might work out eventually.

>>507963619
Why do you need AI for this.
Those things are typically easy to figure out without, and less risk of incorrect data.
I understand it can be a useful tool, but it often makes mistakes, and most stuff you ask can also be find with a quick web search.

>not living 5 minutes away from your wage cage

Everyone shits all 15 minute cities for le communism but it means I can get to my job and home in a timely manner I'll fucking take it. I'm sick of having to drive an hour out of town and back all because there's fuck all in terms of jobs.

>>507964131
Google now uses AI to condense searches too. Whether you extrapolate the info yourself or an AI does it, the real use here is to just get a general idea of what to look into. If the AI happens to bring up some law you didn't know about, that would be convenient for starting off, and if the AI feels it is somehow the easiest winniest case of all time; you could even consider taking it to a lawyer to confirm that.
This is all to say, AI isn't an issue or solution; it is just a means to an end.

>>507957857
Fuck that. Are you some rural nigger?

>>507955404 (OP)
It's only 460 unpaid hours down here.
440 if you chuck your full allotment of sickies.

>>507964131
For organizing thoughts, its a huge time saver. In the past I have always journalled during tough situations to get my thoughts on paper, and become mentally fortuitous enough to act pretty fucking ballsy and yet always come out "on top" - to me this is just about staying in control and maintaining situational comfort/relaxation. Well I can use a mic to just dictate to GPT everything im thinking, and not only does it get everything I say organized for me, but it often has fresh creative suggestions where appropriate, and helps me stay more business-appropriate rather than my normal ballsy ass bullshit (which has really helped... I wish I could tell you some stories from my recent months). Icing on top is that by working with it in this way, I also am able to access a variety of sources for info - like for example in that anons situation you can prompt "what if im fired, will I be able to get unemployment in the state of New York, and how much per month, and provide official links from multiple sources which corroborate all your answers". Then I can click the links and see for myself if the info provided, or GPTs suggestions and findings, are really true. Sometimes its a little off, and you just go back to GPT and tell it exactly that, and continue working with it. Sometimes it helps to start a new chat, too... chats themselves are what often goes off the rails, because of the local memory for the chat. I could go on. GPT has been crushing it for me, for so many things, from medical to legal to hobbies to intrapersonal relationships. Everything.

>>507955404 (OP)
NEET can't fucking do math, adds 2 hours to one end and 1 hour to the other.

Pottery.

t. Works from home and tends to my livestock while pulling down engineer money

>>507955495
Great. Nice and close so your boss can check in on your days off just cause. Good goy.

>>507955404 (OP)
Saying retarded shit, while thinking he said something smart.
His employer should fire him, for being a retarded and putting it on display.

>>507955495
Same. I fill up my gas guzzler every other week. I come and go as I please from the office too

>>507955404 (OP)
You're lucky to get 9 to 5 now, more and more it's 8 to 5 with a mandatory hour clocked out for lunch if you're hourly.

>>507955404 (OP)
Unironically the reason I will never accept any job that requires any office time at all again. At most I will make an exception for 2 on-site meetings a year with my commute time included in my working hours.
And not only the commute, but also the morning prep which is another wasted hour, I now wake up 5 minutes before work and my life is so much better, I get more sleep, I can prepare breakfast without being rushed, this is the life they're scared of you having.

Cool, it's this thread again!

>>507957954
Based and BANTTSpilled

>>507955404 (OP)
Glad I live in a first world country where I only have 20 mins to work, and get paid from the second I start the car at home to drive to work. Feels good mane.

All of you have it better than me.
>1.70€/LT gasoline (0.26 gal.)
>50% of that is taxes
>Endless traffic with outdated roads because i guess my taxes dont pay for that
>Public transportation only if you're old, crippled or an immigrant
>Wage is like 1200€ month

A lot of people don't understand but Portugal really is one of the worst places in europe. All we have is good weather

>>507969663
Good weather breeds lazy people. Lazy people breeds poor society.
>siesta n sheeit

>>507955404 (OP)
I got hired in early 2020, a month before covid hit (although i was tracking its existence on /pol/ before it hit mainstream news). My work was in person, 45 min one way if i was lucky

Covid is the best thing to have ever happened to my life, i got to work from home a month into a new job, stayed remote for 5 years, ive since been laid off for a bunch of pajeet contractors, i quickly found a new job and im still remote

I live in more rural suburbs on an acre of land, have a big garden, this past year i planted 11 fruit trees and will plant more trees later, i have chickens. remote life is pretty good ngl. I've gone over a week without leaving my property and my food expenses are pretty minimal

>>507955404 (OP)
>mfw on salary.
>2-4 day work week
>1-2 hour drive to a customer site
>1-2 hour actual work
>travel back to home
>Unrestricted company car + fuel card + $100 daily meal allowance

Feels good after my previous job :)

>>507956899
What about remote working where the commute is: bed -> toilet to take leak and wash your hands -> kitchen -> toilet again to brush your teeth and wash your hands -> PC

working out 3 days a week and having a commute under 30 minutes is worth more then 100,000USD raise to drive an hour.

Short commute manage Mcdonalds > long commute to manage 5 star steak house

>walk 25-30 mins to work
>get my exercise and save gas money

>>507970051
>$100 daily meal allowance
How do they give this to you? Is it a card they keep topping up or is it just a salary bonus that doesnt get counted as pay?

I can easily survive on $10 a day. So if you only spend that $10 for food and can pocket the other $90 a day, 250 days a year thats ~$22k extra in your pocket

>>507955404 (OP)
You chose to work there. They chose to hire you. Unless you negotiated that on hiring thats nobodys problem but yours. Get fucked wagie.

>>507963988
They may have this bug up their ass about you, but they can still find silver linings (as to their feelings towards you) within that, and despite that, predisposition. A favorite quote of mine: "Respect is often earned, and more often demanded". If you pull off some brilliant shit, with exceptional candor for example, they may be forced to adapt their positions - they may even pause the game entirely to bring you aside and try achieving a new foundation for understanding (similarly, sometimes bringing someone aside for a small talk is the best thing for you to do - you just have to go in with organization and clear goals - its all in the prep). This is where sorting out one's own plan of action, and comfort in various "frames", through thorough scenario planning, bakes the whole cake. AI can help speed up that personal process, greatly.

>>507969760
Sure. But why are things better in Spain if the climate is even hotter over there?

Almost like theres something else to it

>>507955404 (OP)

I do somewhat agree with this.
Imagine PAYING, from your own wage to TRAVEL to work...

pleb tier

>>507955404 (OP)

My commuting is about 10 seconds from my bed to my computer. I don't have any reason to own a car.

Anyone commuting to an office building works for idiots with no business skills whatsoever and whose company will surely go bankrupt.

>>507970503
I have a company card. I just need to show my reciepts each month which is very annoying.

>I can easily survive on $10 a day. So if you only spend that $10 for food and can pocket the other $90 a day, 250 days a year thats ~$22k extra in your pocket

I only use about $30-40 for stuff like coffee and mostly fast food since I hate eating out and I'm trying to lose weight. My manager also guilt trips me to not spend the entire $100 everyday.

>>507971119
>My manager also guilt trips me to not spend the entire $100 everyday
there is no way in hell i could possibly spend that much on food every day. Even if i ate nothing but crab legs i still wouldnt spend that much

Ask if you can just not have to show receipts and pocket the leftovers. Its weird that they really want you wasting so much money on food.

>>507955495
I intentionally only work jobs I can reasonably walk to. It's such a huge quality of life improvement to not need to fuck about with a car and its expenses. It's like getting a sizeable tax-free pay rise.

>>507971634
Anon he's making things up. If something on the internet sounds utterly ridiculous, just assume it is and that it was posted by someone farming engagement.

>>507963988
Following this:
>>507970655
I should also suggest applying the good old "shit sandwich" principle. For that, just think of the give and take from a zoom out perspective on various points. Positives are gives, negatives are takes. For everything you need to "take", supply 2 "gives". The "Sandwich" happens if you do a give-take-give in that order. So for example, compliment them, make a critique, then give another compliment, all in quick succession like a run-on sentence almost. You'll get good at this (if its even new to you, sorry if its not) when you realize compliments aren't the only kind of positive, and critiques aren't the only kind of negative, to form a sandwich out of. Sometimes instead of a critique, it may be a request you need to make, etc - something you need to "get", not "give". So you sandwich it between 2 "gives". Thats why I started off saying its a give-take-give thing, and not positive-negative-positive. Here is a very loose example: "Kevin you've always been super helpful about X and Ive always appreciated your Y. I need your help with Z for me to N. If you can help me with that, I can offer to H and promise to J". Thats like a give give take give give pattern. Get it? I also call it buttering people up, and sweetening the deal. It works. It makes people feel like theyre coming out ahead at a negotiating table, and they perceptually are, but I also get what I want... it works. It often takes a little sacrifice, but thats how omelettes are made.

>>507968147
I fill up my 12 gallon capacity Scion tc once every two or three months

>>507955404 (OP)
I know this feel. I used to have to drive 45 mins x2 to work, not because of distance, but because of traffic.

>>507971634
Yeah it's funny, first month when I went from minimum wage to eating korean bbq buffets every other day for a month, then I tried buying groceries and my boss warned me.
>>507971888
Nah, it's an field engineering position, lots of driving so I need the lunch money.

>>507962803
Is it one poster doing it. I've seen "thoughbeit" too

>>507955404 (OP)
That's 520 hours to read books.

>>507958320
How?

It's literally a business expense.

>>507955404 (OP)
Have to sleep daily for 8 hours just to be able to work. That's another 2,080 hours of unpaid work per year

>>507955404 (OP)
"work", I sleep like a baby in public transportation here in Denmark, very safe especially in rush hour, people just mind their own business.

>>507955404 (OP)
MAGAtards live at work

>>507955404 (OP)
It takes you two hours to get to work and only one to get back?
Do you work uphill or something?

>>507955404 (OP)
imagine living in a fucking (((city))) and having to drive for like an hour just to get to work
fucking gay

>>507957857
literally me but with public commute
Luckily I got payed to do almost nothing.

>>507972547
>MAGAtards live at work
my bedroom is also my office so... technically yeah

>>507955404 (OP)
But I get paid from the moment I leave the house to the moment I get off work.

I aint working more than 10 minutes away from my residence.

Wagies are subhuman and deserve to suffer. Imagine giving up the irreplaceable years of your youth to Shekelberg for peanuts when you can game the system like a true NEETchad

>>507974040
Nobody likes a needy nigger. This is the dawning age of Aquarius.

>>507955404 (OP)
One of my coworkers drives an hour and a half to and from work everyday. She bought a house so far because it was cheaper and her "dream house". Her dream house is falling apart and in a really shitty neighborhood. She recently had a $30,000 RV repossessed that she was previously living in while trying to get a mortgage because she refused to live in an apartment. She's a single 56 year old woman with no kids and has an ex boyfriend who lives with her and mooches off of her. She has to work 12.5 hour days back to back because she does not make enough money off her base salary to afford her mortgage and the $500 a month she spends on gas.

>>507961330
If they supply you a vehicle, gas money, insurance, maintenance, yes it’s paid time you dumb fuck! Most people are struggling to afford the vehicles they have. A $30,000 vehicle costs about $600 a month now with current rates. Gas is easily between $50-100 weekly. Insurance is around $70-120 monthly. Tires are $400-800 new. Oil changes are $40-120 depending on other issues. God help you if you need a new transmission or engine. So yes, if a company provides you all that you’re being paid off the clock.

>>507956052
This guy trucks
(And probably texted this while driving)

Imagine not being a wfh chad

>>507974231
Ah the dream this or that Disney existence meanwhile reality is the unwashed homeless methhead running across the Orange Blossom Trail just outside the gates of fantasy land. Never chase a dream. Live in reality and you will go far.

>>507962803
it's one guy
his name is Shay
he shat up granblue general on /vg/ and got laughed out for being a cuck years ago, migrated to other generals apparently, and then because sitewide infamous for being such a huge cuck that everyone on 4chan started laughing at him
we always laughed at his extreme ESL nature and how he always ended sentences with this stupid "thoughbeit" when it never made sense, all caps "THOUGH", and now he's moved onto this "thoughever"
if you ever see that shit, it's his autistic ass wandering the boards while he jerks off to gacha girls in whatever game he's afking at the moment

>>507957859
It’s not conditioning by the elites. In the US, buses and trains are filled with niggers and third worlders coming up to your face trying to sell you trinkets or food. All you have to do is ride one and then you realize why people buy cars. In my area, we actually stop the bus lines almost entirely at city limits so the vermin can’t spill over to the suburbs and rural areas.

This is why Covid was the best shit to happen in my lifetime and I thank the chinese every day for it.

>wagecuck who's set foot in an office maybe 15 times in the last 5 years

>>507975561
I'm trying. I apply to dozens of these jobs daily. No dice.

>>507963134
You are being “coached out” as they would say, time to find a new job and not make your next manager pissed at you.

>>507955404 (OP)
i work in the wilderness and get paid for my travel time. company also pays my fuel, so i enjoy longer drives - more time to drink my coffee and wake up

>>507976322
Most job ads you see on LinkedIn and indeed for remote jobs are fake 'ghost ads' for the purposes of data harvesting or box ticking. They know hundreds if not thousands of people will apply to them regardless.

>>507958084
Millions of people do it every day and none of then complain. The ones that do are neets living in their mom's basements.

>>507976628
I know. Then there's jeets who message me on WhatsApp for TOTALLY LEGITIMATE remote job offers on a near daily basis.

>>507956052
fucking kek
my pussy ass dad couldn't make it as a trucker. Went through the school and got hired to a company and bitched out. Fucking faggot.

>>507957857
Amazon?

>>507955404 (OP)
>you cannot teleport to work
My wagecuck job has been piling more work onto me after I took a WFH job. I've unironically worked 20hours with only a few breaks in between.

>>507955404 (OP)
>9 to 5
>is 7 to 6
>2 hour back and forth commute
nice math pedro

>>507955404 (OP)
I run for an hour before work and stay stinky all day.

In Sweden if your commute is 2 hours or longer then you can deduct the cost of gas from your taxes. Colleague got ~8k USD back from his taxes this year because of his commute.

>>507956033
>I drive a bike
It's called riding, Mohammed

>>507955404 (OP)
Good thing I work from home and wake up at 8:50am and then can just play video games while working since I really only need to do 10 hours of actual work a week and attend some meetings and I also get paid really well by my job.

All this anons who live close to work, no wonder they are cattle with no social mobility that can't even get a highway done

Remember when euro savages before christ could make a road?

But not the 2025 burger oh no, he can't even get the road bumps fixed

>>507955404 (OP)
This is why I am a big fan of work from home. Ever notice though how the environmental faggots and anti-car people NEVER advocate for work from home. Really makes you think…

>>507955404 (OP)
In the netherlands you get paid for every KM of travel at 90% of companies, aswell as summer money and enforced holidays, you also save up free days you can plan at anytime. Ofcourse we get raped in the ass by our automatic tax system but still if houses werent 500k this would be very comfy

>>507966314
Is this how obese 13 yos think jobs are?

>>507975120
>If they supply you a vehicle, gas money, insurance, maintenance, yes it’s paid time you dumb fuck!
>therefore a delivery driver at amazon receives no pay because he has a free vehicle
That is inane. It's a vehicle first and foremost. But still not paid time. But anyways, IDK how it is in the US but if you get all these things this will be added to your taxabale income as a money-equivalent bonus and you pay taxes on that. At least here.

>>507983477
Your country is 50 miles wide, you will never overpay someone for getting to work

>>507955404 (OP)
All you do it for is to pay of your usury mortgage.

>>507971646
>It's such a huge quality of life improvement to not need to fuck about with a car and its expenses
It must be a huge quality of life improvement not having any means of leaving your city if you had to at any second, shlomo
Is your Israeli passport and plane ticket to Israel in your purse at all times or something?

>>507985538
Mortgage rates are usually the least jewish money lending rates in America until recently anyways
Now you're lucky to get a 7% fixed rate even with great credit because the real inflation rate is way higher than what the jewish CPI says

>>507955404 (OP)
If you think about this for more than 3 seconds, you'll know why this [paying someone to drive to work] is retarded.

>>507955404 (OP)
No one makes live far away from the job.

>>507955404 (OP)
This is why I quit my old job and got on 10 mins away.

>>507956899
Wah! the world owes me, lol, fag.

>>507987207
Not in a broken system

In Chile with functional roads we can just travel from north to south exchanging goods and services

>>507955404 (OP)
Yes, the vast majority of people are peasants LARPing as aristocrats. That’s what they get a public education for: to keep their egos just high enough to keep them sedated, but not quite so high that they’ll strive to be better than their station. This is not news.

I rugpull meme coins for a living. Business is good. I made 40k in 2 days earlier this year at my best.

>>507987909
Aw hell naw.

>>507955515
That's nice... I had that for about 10 years and it was nice. Then I doubled my wage but there's a lot of commute. However... w\ the WFH craze I've gotten more leeway and wfh half the time now and basically get to work whenever traffic allows.

>>507955404 (OP)
Make sure you drive as fast as you fucking can going to, and coming back from work.

>>507972200
This. It’s one retard.

WFH since 2020 pandemic. Thank you new world order for improving my life.

>>507970417
The heat index is 103°

>>507955404 (OP)
i work from home, i wake up the minute i start logging my hours. no time wasted

>>507955495

I have a seven minute drive. Can’t really complain. I’ve own a Jeep renegade 2018 with 8000 miles on it.