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7/3/2025, 2:33:09 AM
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Landscaping is hard when mexicunts will work 14 hours a day for $5 so they don't get deported.
Warehouse jobs generally suck unless you're a forklift driver, and those usually go to the buddy of the guy in charge of buddyguys so you need a contact/inside scoop.
One thing I'll throw out here - have you considered moving to obtain employment in your field? I know a bunch of people will lament lack of opportunities but they're looking for something 40 minutes away or closer.
Might help to get into an adjacent field, even something like a general labourer for a contractor or restoration company. It's hard work (I did it years ago) but it helped me build some industry contacts who knew guys in related fields. One sad thing I've learned about getting a good job is that it's largely about who you know. The meme that we exist in a meritocracy is just that - a meme. If you have luck on your side it helps, but if not you have to force your way in some places with a smile and when you get there just be the guy everyone leans on. Don't be a pushover, but make sure you stand out from the other guys on your crew and people above you will take notice (this is only true for trades; white collar/office jobs it's about your skin colour and preference of cock).
Landscaping is hard when mexicunts will work 14 hours a day for $5 so they don't get deported.
Warehouse jobs generally suck unless you're a forklift driver, and those usually go to the buddy of the guy in charge of buddyguys so you need a contact/inside scoop.
One thing I'll throw out here - have you considered moving to obtain employment in your field? I know a bunch of people will lament lack of opportunities but they're looking for something 40 minutes away or closer.
Might help to get into an adjacent field, even something like a general labourer for a contractor or restoration company. It's hard work (I did it years ago) but it helped me build some industry contacts who knew guys in related fields. One sad thing I've learned about getting a good job is that it's largely about who you know. The meme that we exist in a meritocracy is just that - a meme. If you have luck on your side it helps, but if not you have to force your way in some places with a smile and when you get there just be the guy everyone leans on. Don't be a pushover, but make sure you stand out from the other guys on your crew and people above you will take notice (this is only true for trades; white collar/office jobs it's about your skin colour and preference of cock).
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