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8/2/2025, 12:27:53 PM
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To add to this they're just playing the game right.
I have a """good""" job being a doctor and I constantly feel like a fucking idiot for doing so. I'm working 60 hour weeks with costs on commutes and buying food when a neet with PIP brings in £35k per year zero work, zero travel.
I can't get my own doctors appointments because im busy but neets can look after themselves more with their free time. Here you can get free gym memberships if you have no income as well whereas I have to pay. I have to pay for prescriptions, neets dont.
Then cars - be a neet and you'll get a brand new car with motability, gov pays for upkeep. So i'm paying for an old shitbox hatchback where neets on motability are driving new SUVs.
Finally obviously housing. People would think "well at least you get a nicer home if you work", well only partially. The UK gov insists on interspersing all types of homes to avoid ghettos, so although I might have a nicer home i'm only ever a block away from a neet block.
To add to this they're just playing the game right.
I have a """good""" job being a doctor and I constantly feel like a fucking idiot for doing so. I'm working 60 hour weeks with costs on commutes and buying food when a neet with PIP brings in £35k per year zero work, zero travel.
I can't get my own doctors appointments because im busy but neets can look after themselves more with their free time. Here you can get free gym memberships if you have no income as well whereas I have to pay. I have to pay for prescriptions, neets dont.
Then cars - be a neet and you'll get a brand new car with motability, gov pays for upkeep. So i'm paying for an old shitbox hatchback where neets on motability are driving new SUVs.
Finally obviously housing. People would think "well at least you get a nicer home if you work", well only partially. The UK gov insists on interspersing all types of homes to avoid ghettos, so although I might have a nicer home i'm only ever a block away from a neet block.
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