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Anonymous (ID: P7u+vylp) Australia No.510336653 >>510336885 >>510336921 >>510336965 >>510337274 >>510337380 >>510337947 >>510338042 >>510338230 >>510338338 >>510339059 >>510339123 >>510339171 >>510339323 >>510339834 >>510340565
Work.
Anonymous (ID: FM/E0BQZ) United States No.510336885
>>510336653 (OP)
I love how obsessed with this loser we are here.
Anonymous (ID: UBdgH1jB) Ireland No.510336921
>>510336653 (OP)
Work smart, not hard
Anonymous (ID: qUBYEoPl) United States No.510336965
>>510336653 (OP)
No. Fuck you.
Anonymous (ID: N9bweYK9) United States No.510337039 >>510337431
Get a blue collar job that exposes you to toxic chemicals and destroys your body
Just do it ok? You don't need to gain knowledge about how money works, or technology, or politics
Just shovel shit for 8 hours a day 5 days a week until you get cancer and die
Anonymous (ID: sXGqf42c) United States No.510337274
>>510336653 (OP)
House.
Anonymous (ID: r0V688R3) Finland No.510337380 >>510337922
>>510336653 (OP)
The unemployment rate is over 10% (like 25% for young adults) and not for a lack of trying. There are literally no jobs. Worse than Spain. And they are bringing 40 000 JEETS every year because of a "labour shortage". An open position in mcdonalds gets 500 applications.
Anonymous (ID: Cnut3ZlW) Australia No.510337431 >>510337575 >>510338001 >>510338194
>>510337039
Blue collar workers live longer than most other job sectors, like corporate etc.
Anonymous (ID: 26zv7A7q) United States No.510337575
>>510337431
That’s false
Anonymous (ID: +BPaxl97) Bulgaria No.510337922 >>510339402
>>510337380
Same here. It's a globohomo thing.
All i can is literally what i did when i have a job.
Get drunk and barge outside at around 3:30 am killing stray dogs, vandalizing peoples houses and cars and starting fist fights with random pedestrians if any, usually on fridays when people stay late.
Multiple witnesses can confirm that i have caused over a million dollars in damage in a single night of rampaging across the city.
Anonymous (ID: GhC1lJ7Q) United States No.510337947 >>510338430
>>510336653 (OP)
I'm at work right now........getting paid to shitpost on 4chan and watch youtube
Anonymous (ID: Ca46mfBA) New Zealand No.510338001 >>510338123 >>510339176
>>510337431
>Blue collar workers live longer
No the life expectancy for most blue collar jobs is nearly a decade under the average.
Anonymous (ID: JzpGspnZ) Australia No.510338042
>>510336653 (OP)
>Work minimum wage goy and pay your taxes
>the taxes that go to feeding shitskins and into jew pockets.
Anonymous (ID: 84BnDoih) United States No.510338060
and killed by gangs
Anonymous (ID: Cnut3ZlW) Australia No.510338123
>>510338001
No it's not.
Anonymous (ID: KSYcrhw5) Canada No.510338126 >>510340674
I make $5k a month on gibs for being unemployed for mental health reasons
Granted it only lasts 2 years max but once it runs out I'm just going to travel for a few years
Anonymous (ID: N9bweYK9) United States No.510338194 >>510338289
>>510337431
You're obviously retarded or just arguing for replies
Either way you're retarded
Anonymous (ID: Cxh7WVu0) Germany No.510338230
>>510336653 (OP)
no.
Anonymous (ID: Cnut3ZlW) Australia No.510338289 >>510338790 >>510338986
>>510338194
There's a study that looks at a few sample sizes, blue collar versus white collar and within each sect there is 2 sample groups totaling to 4 in total, they look at healthy populations under each sect and unhealthy (alcohol use, cigarettes etc) and they found that healthy blue collar workers live longer than healthy white collar workers.
Anonymous (ID: 70JM4vOH) Finland No.510338338 >>510339123
>>510336653 (OP)
pay
Anonymous (ID: KVb4Ywsz) Canada No.510338430
>>510337947
are you a security guard/ night watchman? that seems easy and comfy
Anonymous (ID: N9bweYK9) United States No.510338790 >>510339083 >>510339129
>>510338289
I'd like to see that study because a quick Google search and general life experience makes it pretty obvious that isn't true. But go ahead be a logger that falls out of a tree, breaks his back and gets addicted to painkillers be my guest.
Anonymous (ID: kYfibzaA) Canada No.510338986
>>510338289
I'd believe it. It's a lot harder to avoid exercising in blue collar work.
Anonymous (ID: U2npwTws) United States No.510339059
>>510336653 (OP)
that's what immigrants are for
Anonymous (ID: Cnut3ZlW) Australia No.510339083 >>510339342
>>510338790
People with chronic physical issues and injuries weren't factored into the healthy group.
Anonymous (ID: WxhbgD/E) Germany No.510339123
>>510336653 (OP)
>>510338338
Anonymous (ID: Cnut3ZlW) Australia No.510339129 >>510339342
>>510338790
I'm literally a doctor.
Anonymous (ID: 1V2MIIkc) United States No.510339171
>>510336653 (OP)
I cant. I just put in 4600 hours in a year and a half. I got a Denali and the hoose payment is down to a negligible sum
Anonymous (ID: iENHAre8) United States No.510339176 >>510340565
>>510338001
Literally every tradesmen i have ever met is a perpetually drunk, sleep deprived,
chain-smoker. They all do drugs, most of them are fat, and a lot of them resent even basic OSHA practices as something for faggots. By and large the trades really are a miserable cesspool. I had the same experience in the military. Lot of drunk retards committing long form suicide.
Anonymous (ID: OnCqqkYT) France No.510339323
>>510336653 (OP)
Only fools and horses
Anonymous (ID: N9bweYK9) United States No.510339342 >>510339909
>>510339083
>>510339129
So if you die on the job it's not factored in? Doesn't seem like a reliable study. Blue collar people get seriously injured and die all the time on the job. I'm right and this conversation is over mr. Doctor
Anonymous (ID: OnCqqkYT) France No.510339402
>>510337922
>million dollars of damage
>Eastern Europe
Doubt. How? There isn’t a million dollars worth of anything in that shithole.
Anonymous (ID: isfqM8IS) United Kingdom No.510339834
>>510336653 (OP)
Exploited. Abused. Victimized.
Anonymous (ID: Cnut3ZlW) Australia No.510339909
>>510339342
This is correct it doesn't factor it in, it's just looking at lifestyle and doesn't evaluate injuries, technically I'm correct because of what I'm referencing and you are correct if you factor in work risks.
Anonymous (ID: Ij/44Rb5) United States No.510340565
>>510336653 (OP)
I used to be blue collar and I want to go back to it. Just hard because I learned on the job without going to trade school or anything and it's hard to get hired at the skill level I actually have. What makes it even worse is my old boss won't vouch for me because I turned him down when he tried to hire me back. (It would've meant staying in a city I fucking hated every second of living in.) I'm thinking about spending a year taking the local community college's welding/manufacturing course just so I can get a piece of paper that says I know how to do shit that I already know how to do.

>>510339176
Depends on the trade and where they're doing it. More technical trades, the kind of stuff that sometimes gets called "gray collar" (though that can include jobs that require degrees), can have pretty good people and a decent environment. The further you get from normal consumers (residential construction/repairs, basic car mechanics, etc.) the better it usually is too - aircraft maintenance, race car builders (what I used to be), commercial/industrial construction, heavy equipment service, aerospace/scientific/chemical welding/machining, and so on are usually way more together and have better pay, better working conditions, and better lifestyles.
Anonymous (ID: BuNBFXH8) Sweden No.510340601
>makes more money than you
Thanks for working, pal.
Anonymous (ID: spl99WV0) United States No.510340674
>>510338126
How? Wtf