Monday morning's almost here. Ready to get down and dirty?

boutta finna drink some honey and get ready to sing opera

It’s a dirty job, but somebody has to do it

>>211522524 (OP)

i was so tired this weekend i couldn't work both shifts at my second job so my manager's tip is going to be a little smaller this week.

>>211522524 (OP)
I have not been working since 2022.

>>211522524 (OP)
I'm a union audit rep and my job is to visit construction sites and make sure all regulations and standards are followed. I wear perfectly clean gear and a shiny white hardhat while the dudes I audit are covered in shit wearing beat up gear. I also make six figures while most of them make $30 tops. Of course some of the tradies make much more than that but they're the dudes I chill with while we watch the lesser workers toil. Feels good man

I work from home and make 6 figures, would he approve because I'm working or disapprove because it's not dirty enough?

>>211522604
who the fuck is that?

>>211522653

i still feel burned out from 2020. i honestly feel like it was April 2020, i blinked, and now it's halfway through 2025. i'm so fucking burned out. i just want to quit work and drive around the country.

No, I have tomorrow off.

>>211522671
I work for the government. Spend all day on my phone, then go home

>>211522875

i have to work with a lot of people who are government workers. some are nice. many are rude, stupid, and so entitled and demanding i feel like i'm going to have a nosebleed just talking to them.

>>211522817
Unironically you could drive a long haul truck if you are single. Quit your lease, live out of the truck (with a fridge and cooker so you still eat fresh food), do that for a few years and you will have saved up enough cash you could buy a house, a nice used car, and drive a truck locally if you wanted to, or pursue something else. It isnt fun after the first few days but it gives a nice, realistic head start you really can't get nowadays

>>211522817
>drive around the country
waste of time. America is one giant globohomo slop chain

go to a better country

>>211522936
Yeah honestly that sums up my coworkers. I ignore them all, and never talk to any of them outside of work, they are really insufferable. I thought it was because they are all boomers, but when they hired more millenials recently they behaved the same way sadly

>>211523067
milennials are a worse version of boomers

>Cash out 401k, take penalty hit
>pay off remaining mortgage
>get easier low paying job for healthcare and to rebuild retirement savings, but basically no stress about job
Anyone done it?

>>211522524 (OP)
No, i worked hard by investing in crypto and got rich. Never have to work again because of my previous hard work. Problem?