Thread 510050816

I have no idea what to do for a living.
How did you decide?

>>510050816 (OP)
Pick something that you can endure. Don't just look at the money

>>510050816 (OP)
Dont die and have kids. Eat and drink.

>>510050816 (OP)
Take a pottery class at the learning annex

>>510050816 (OP)
LDAR - Lay down and rot.

Basically collect neetbux, live at parents if possible, be NEET forever, do drugs, smoke, drink, die young, etc.

>>510050891
How do I even start getting ideas

>>510050816 (OP)
I was gifted a weird job that makes me a lot of money working very little. it is not permanent (its just typical internet content creation low tier stuff), and I struggle to figure out what I will do next.

I feel bad for the next generation. I'd feel bad for me if I hadn't had luck but most people don't.

decide based on what you can fucking get man what are you capable of?

The easiest major by far is the school of social sciences to go work with niggers. Literally every other major is a gigantic pain in the ass.

I'm studying for a thing I want to do but it's starting to feel pointless with the way LLMs are progressing

Easy
>develop alcohol dependency
>find a vulnerable family
>consume the children's future
>let the alcohol do everything
>sit back and be a piece of shit
>blame them for "just not getting it"
>divorce the mother (with or without adulterous behavior)
All done under the guise of plausible deniability, you're golden.

>>510050961

have you really never just thought about what you enjoy doing with your day? do you like energetic classrooms, or more relaxed class rooms? did you wish gym was longer?

do you like building stuff?

what kind of skills do you have.

it was out of desperation and i just stuck with it for the last 20 yrs lmfao!

Applying numerous places. Get hired for something I like. Then do it and do it well. If not, search on.

>>510050816 (OP)
I was born into it

>>510050816 (OP)
It doesn't matter.
Premises
>Your life shouldn't revolve around your job.
>Money doesn't make you happier
Conclusion:
>Get a job that doesn't take your time outside of business hours.
>Pay is irrelevant as long as you can afford a shelter and food

>>510050816 (OP)
Do?

>>510051000
What makes you say that

>>510051021
Hmm, does this actually work?

>>510051716
it's language stuff

>>510051026
Gym was too long and quiet classes were best but how does that help

>>510051617
Second.
Game is rigged anyways

>>510050816 (OP)
Listen to >>510050891 and >>510051617
You don't need a ton of money, just enough to survive. Don't turn into a niggerslave and make working your entire life

>>510050988
If I could do it all over again I would become a parole officer so I could spend all day sending niggers back to prison.

>>510051040
None. The only thing I have is a driver's license and a high school diploma. I'm clueless

Looks like you're doing pretty well shitting up the board with stupid threads

>>510051617
>>510051841
So what do you guys do

>>510051875
Are you capable of pretending to be human for at least 3 minutes in a row?

>>510051803
look, the world is kind of fucked either way.

if you're going to have to work, it makes sense to lean into something that you can actually handle.

Some guys really like working with their hands and having little projects to get through. so working a trade where there is something a bit different each day where you use your tools and knowledge to fix and build is good. they tend to like higher energy situations if they go into construction.

if you know you aren't that type, then you aim for something in an office. You don't have to go to college to work in an office and places that aren't worried about you asking for extreme raises based on a degree will hire you to do pretty basic office work.

i randomly got hired to work for a psychic at just above minimum wage, 6 hours a day 5 days a week. it was a realllllllly comfy job. Practically got paid to hang out on 4 chan.

>>510050816 (OP)
I got desperate because I had no prospects and a GED so I joined the Army.

Worked out okay I guess. Definitely don't recommend it to everyone though.

>>510050816 (OP)
I asked AI. Talk about your interests and what you love to do. See if you can fit a job that supports your goals and dreams. Not the other way around.

>>510050816 (OP)
ask AI

It doesn’t matter. You won’t know what you should do with your life until you’re around 30 at the absolute earliest. In the meantime, just try to have a wide array of experiences, receive generally useful experience like a good education or military training, and don’t do something to fuck your life up like become an addict or go into inescapable debt.

I just fell into it and have no way of getting out like everyone else in construction

>>510050816 (OP)
You gotta choose most comfortable hell. All work will be mostly consisting of you being treated as if you were inferior, so just choose the one you can deal with. I can't do white collar corporate world, because I am way too honest and I despise office politics, which I voice out loud. My choice was construction, high level finish carpentry to be precise. I only work for wealthy fucks, because majority of society doesn't care about quality. They like their dogshit grade IKEA chinesium. I don't give a fuck about them. To me people, who don't enjoy beauty, craftsmanship and precision, are subhuman trash. However, you have to accept you will be a cripple by the time retirement comes.

In hindsight I should have been a home inspector
>its the best job ever
Now when anyone ask OPs dumb question I tell them to do that

>>510050816 (OP)
I just chased money until I was about 30. Carpentry, masonry, window company.
Also worked renting boats and ended up getting a Capt. license then eventually I ended up switching to the engine room and now I am an engineer on a construction ship.
> 850.00 day rate 28 days on 28 off.
Sometimes it sucks ass but I can't possibly work more than 6 months a year fuck that.

>>510052099
What did you do for the army

>>510050816 (OP)
It really won't matter because our economy is imploding from the insane greed.

>>510051955
I work the same job I did when I studied at uni.
I guess I could have pulled a career from my bachelor's degree, but I didn't want to play some wagie game my entire life.
I work in a distribution center in the logistic department.
I go to work, look at maps, vaguely plan some poor soul's week, come back home, pick my son from daycare in the process and play with him at home for the rest of the day.
It's not much, but it's enough.

>>510052676
So what do you do in that case