All the storys they tell are BS ,the I started in a Garage is a myth ,the family usually had lots of money.......I ve been working in my garage for 16 years and cant escape😅
Sounds like Rich Dad, Poor Dad when he says businesses pay workers just enough to keep them working, and workers do just enough work to stay at the business
Let’s also add the corporate brainwashing of, “ there’s no such thing as that’s not my job. “ or your manager can delegate their responsibilities to the ppl that report to them. So in other words, we will pay you to only do your job on paper but in reality we can force you to do your job and your boss’s job ( even though they get paid more to do their own job) as well as other additional task we decide to add to your plate and please don’t tells you are too busy. We don’t care. Also when raises come none of your extra work will be taken into consideration. Only the 3 mistakes you made 10 months earlier.
The really frustrating part of it all is that when you’re an exceptional person and manage to do the job you were hired to do so well that you’re not overworked and stressed out, your boss will give you more to do until you ARE overworked & stressed out. Got time to go grab some coffee and a smoke? You must be fucking off! Give that guy more work, but no raise or promotions. We used to have a sort of a true joke at this place I once worked at- "Working here is like working in a whorehouse... the better you are, the more everyone wants to f*** you..."
Fun fact taiwann semiconductors owns the chip that will power our modern future intel skull canyon nuc where most pcs take 300 watts this takes 75 watts compared to the iphone now to what this chip is capable of for blockchain google as a whole the internet as a whole the fun fact about these chips is if made right could live for the next 100 years but any autocracy limits and this could litterally take till 2100 to 100% automate you out of our economy as elon musk just end death its not as dumb as it sounds neural lace has already established from its parent company the ability to augment sight into the blind with no eyes or a coma patient
Missed a chance to also mention that because the creative passion jobs involve doing things people consider fun and fulfilling, there are so many people trying to do them professionally that the competition becomes desperately cutthroat and however good and passionate you are, you'll probably be passed up time and again in favor of someone slightly better (by various employers' standards). Or just someone with 25 years of experience in the field. Overpopulation is great!!
@@hazukichanx408 Over population fulfilling jobs dude what are you even talking about do you like being broke Doctors overpopulated job lawyers overpopulated job Construction Overpopulated jobs Blue collar workers over populated jobs art pays a living wage and requires you to learn tools like unity or unreal music pays people beyond living wage again 99% of jobs are pointless and can easily be 100% automated today waymo is in 6 countries 30 states of America
@@hazukichanx408 it’s not as populated as you think. Just nobody wants to pay for it but everyone wants to consume it. First show I played I got paid in pizza
"Don't worry, Friend, with the rise of AI Art, you won't be saddled with commissioned work that pays you less than $5 an hour when you consider the amount of effort and time you put into a project when a robot will eventually replace you and your colleagues all the while using your work as a template and selling art pieces that it made copying your style. Isn't that swell"
I've been drawing for the past 10 years and every time someone tells me I need to commodify my art I just want to put the pencil down more. Like bruh let me enjoy literally anything without trying to make a side hussle out of it
@@zonyae29047Having someone tell you to commodify your art is annoying enough on its own, but it gets worse when the person telling you knows absolutely nothing about marketing or how time consuming the creative process can be… which is pretty much everyone now that I think about it :/
@@thomasvleminckxdon’t worry…everything starts with the creative sector before it manifests in other forms. I didn’t believe it, but my own mother who is in carework/nursing said there is talk of moving more patients out to be treated from home with automated monitoring. So…even that is in the crosshairs.
As a laborer myself I can say this is almost true. I have to make sure I don't hurt my neck or back when I am lifting heavy objects. Not every hand jobs will make you look healthy and fit. On the contrary, these type of jobs don't build you up, they wear you down, resulting in not just injuries but also weight gain. Imagine being Santa Clause, but fatter and sadder, but somehow stronger then your average joe. Also, many of these people are either well pass retirement age or have some sort of physical or mental issues/disabilities yet still require to work like soldiers in the military. Remember at the end of the day all that matters is producing results for your higher ups and making sure you are on their good side when they "need" to cut production cost.
To those that ask, “Why don’t you just look for another job”? That is a great question, please allow me a couple moments of your time to share my answer to your question on behalf of this laborer. Yes, you may simply look for another job but acquiring a stable job/career takes time, experience, money, sometimes good credit, and a positive employment history. I’m sure there are probably other factors, but those are the ones I could think of quickly. Money can become less of an issue if you utilize financial aid from various government programs, but acceptance is not guaranteed, nor is full reimbursement or upfront coverage costs. Time and energy are the next biggest points that continuously become more and more thin. Employers are cutting hours down per week, anywhere from 30 minutes to 10 hours, or they’re making you perform additional hours (OT pay or Not). It wouldn’t be bad for anyone if house were lower and pay was starting to come back to the workers.
@@airviper6 Thank you for trying to answer this question for us. I don't know what type of career I want. All I desire is a good job that pays good money, enough to get my own house and make a decent living. Currently I make more money now then any previous jobs I have ever held (over $17 per hour) While I do have medicaid currently (for how much longer I don't know), I don't rely on any other government programs for money due to the constant change in political opinions, requirements, consequences, etc. For me, the government is too unreliable. As for time and energy, my job fortunately does not require much overtime from me on a regular bases, but that is made up by the sheer amount of work that needs to get done on a daily bases. Truthfully, it's draining and exhausting, but it needs to be done for both our store and for our customers (even if neither or fully appreciate it).
Eh, my two years off earned me a data entry job that feels the same as sitting on the dole Only they switched my department to be under the lab and not the administrative branch and the lab techs are a bunch of power hungry assholes
Outside of people not smoking cigarettes as well. A lot of people are losing their minds because more people stop smoking cigarettes to calm their minds. A sad truth.
Forgotten movie we should all watch. "The Toy" with Rychard Pryor. Where a spoiled, inherited wealth having, kid sees a black man in a store and "buys him" as a "toy". That's how these people see us, not all of them. "YOU! ARE! A! TOY! You are a CHILDS PLAY THING!" And some of those charming aristocrats are like Cid from "toy story", AKA Donald Trump.
No, not about actor, it is true because after all they found they really need physical workers after all, more than it looks like on the outside, so they keep throwing money at him.
@@MsDudette21 i guess just be happy your working at a job you love, ive been working at a crap job for what seems forever, i'm relatively old with little ambition AND with having no ambition/energy, i feel stuck in my position in life....I'll take your coworkers who are being nasty bitches any day lol.
I have gone from people jobs to hand jobs, and I'm spending the next couple of years studying so I can try to get a table job. Meanwhile, in my off time, I try to pursue a passion job.
"When I finish pushing squares, I drive home and relax by sitting at a different table and pushing the same squares but in a different order " I had to stop the video and just have a moment crying
Having worked for employment development warns of the uS federal government… indeed you speak much truth. Now let’s all get back to giving our face paper away for services that employers would have to pay for anyway without them (infrastructure)
Funny part is now we work 45 years of our life, and the young generation can't even build a house from it. I'm pretty sure hunting would take way less time.
I was a young man when I built my house. I actually built it myself, though. Only hired an excavator and roofer (I hate roofing!), did everything else myself. Took me a good 3 months of daily work and then another year of weekends, but I ended up building a 5600 square foot house for a little under 55k buckaroos. Pays to be a master electrician and journeyman pipe fitter.
I honestly thought that "The most dangerous game" was written by Ernest Hemingway, but did a quick check before posting about it and found that it was a short story by Richard Connell. Thank you for the inspiring the opportunity to learn something besides the fact that, whilst I may not be replaced by a robot any time soon, there is always another meat suit which not only has the capacity to do so, but also the will to make it so.
I work a hand job… in a huge building with huge machines that make shapes from corrugated board so other companies can place their products into them. But my passion is to work a different hand job with smaller machines, cutting shapes out of fabric to put together so other meat sacks can cover themselves with them. ☺️ Also, it won’t wear my body down as much lol
This is why I chose option 2 (hunting and scavenging in society). And I never regretted it. Who cares if some people think I am evil? I am not. I never kill or make others suffer without necessity. It never makes me happy. Only thing that makes me happy is having free time and true freedom of choice. Compared to people around me who must work unsatisfying jobs for long hours or become homeless, I am truly thankful that I can do whatever I want.
Everyone in the comment section seems to agree with the video, however people don't seem to have any problem having kids and forcing people into this shitty existence where they are forced to do shitty work.
When you're 80 years old and fall down in your kitchen and break your hip, you need someone you can rely on to check in on you regularly so you don't spend days lying on the floor in agony until you finally die from dehydration.
@@ShinCharaToo much work for too many years just to obtain a temporary relief in an age when we'll all kick the bucket anyway. This bargain is not worth it.
Sad but True and Funny too! It’s nice to see a video that explains how working in society actually is. Most people just can’t see it. Good luck my fellow skeleton filled meat sacks.
If Rodger was honest. "I show up to narrate these video shoots written by other debt slave's for direct deposit of 1's and zero's into my account hopefully to sustain me for the next year or so, depending on my imminent passing. Because im smarter than you. Even though all my words are a script im reading because i didnt actually come up with any of these hilarious, realistic sketch's."
also, with the blue collar one, usually you can vent frustration by yelling or hitting the problem, sometime fixing it the process ( I still remember seeing a electromotor start up after serieus threats by the technician). Customer jobs you can't really do that
I just turned 45 and am lucky enough to already have retired once already. My wife and I do not have to work anymore but we do because we want to. I enjoy my current job as a school bus mechanic. I plan to fully retire at 55 and enjoy the rest of my life. Also zero college degree. I attended a trade school.
I'm a technician, technically blue collar, though not particularly physically demanding (though occasionally I have to move machines). Regardless, I'll call my job a hand job from here on out. I give good hand jobs.
@@tsharabrown3719 That's actually cool. I've occasionally thought about trying to break into that industry, but then I remember that I have a very low libido, and that I'd probably be miserable doing that.
It's funny how many derogatory terms people have invented specifically so that they can use them on various others and feel superior to them. This endless struggle to pose and posture, to bellow one's "alpha-ness" (a theory debunked by its own originator) from the rooftops, lest others confuse oneself for some sort of non-protagonist in the story each of us is living. Life is either a pretty cool co-operative game, or Player-vs-Player hell. I know which I'd rather live in!
It bothers me how real this is. I would much rather watch Roger than Adam ruins everything. They're both good but Adam just educates, I feel like people are too far gone for that. Roger on the other hand makes you feel like a f****** idiot and I think that might be what the world needs.
I'm someone who has a "hand job." After 22 years, my neck and back are developing chronic pain. The solution? Spend a whole bunch of paper with faces on physical therapy. So I can keep working. For more face papers. So I can pay for more physical therapy.
I feel ya. 35 years as a steel fabricator/machine builder and 10 years doing tree work, back, neck, shoulders, knees, eyes, lungs and mental health have all taken a hit. Somehow, I still do not qualify for disability.
@@cracked @Cracked Sorry you have to engage with people in the comments like this, this cannot possibly be a fulfilling use of your PR/Marketing degree... That one was pretty funny though...disingenuous but funny
Same thing as any other job tbh. Lack of staff and the nightshifts is generaly what sucks. Hour for hour it really aint that special. Just as i told my butcher friend: I could do what you do but I apreciate that you do it so I don`t have to.
I worked in labor job for 40 years the one thing I learned quickly is your employer will take everything you can give to the job and when you can't perform your tasks they'll step over your body and get someone else. You are totally expendable they don't give a rat's ass whether you live or die.
I manage laborers, and sadly yes this is 100% true. I've had to move past 3 employees just in the past year. It's not something most business owners enjoy doing, but it comes with the job as foreman contractor or business owner.
@Michael_Oliver_ ah yes! National Socialism is very much rebranded communism, with how it exalts and protects the family, upholds religious protection, and ensures private property rights. Men and women worked 36 hour work weeks. Under NS, a newly wedded man and woman could take out a home loan and, for every child they had, what they owed was reduced by 25%. Have four kids and the home was yours without having to pay a dime back. That's like mega levels of communism! Such stark overlap with Marx's goals of abolishing the family, abolishing religion, abolishing private property and abolishing marriage. It's crazy how people like you who have clearly never read anything written by NS officials or have watched documentaries not published by tiny hats make such stupid claims.
“It’s ok though because at least you’re not that ‘other’ person” -How plantation owners justified screwing over small farmers during the you-know-what-times
What would be the solution? Communism or going back to be hunter gater/farmers? One doesn’t work as it is anti intellectual and the other doesn’t work as machines have done products so cheap you will live in poverty. And I am talking real poverty, no shoes poverty, no American poverty where your car is 2 years old
I managed to upgrade from a hand job to a table job. Yay. Big win. 🎉 😅 He’s completely right. I don’t use any more technical skill at my table job than I did at my hand job but I am now much more “respected.” Our society has messed up priorities.
The more you sit down, the more you make and the more you make, the more respect. Here's the paradox that goes with it. You don't get paid well because you get no respect, you get no respect because you don't get paid well. Hard one to get out of.
You skipped the part where Roger takes back 30% of the face papers he just gave you for doing the job, but doesn't do that to the people who own the most face papers since they hide they facepapers in special facepaper protecting buildings in different countries.
Representative Democracy hasn't worked in over 50 years because politicians will always come from the monied classes and be beholden to their Corporate Donors, only way we avoid this apocalypse is to stage a Velvet Revolution to install a Scaled Direct Democracy. Citizen Initiated Referendums with thresholds and a Social Contract using Blockchain technology means communities can vote their own policies without parties or politicians. Banning Beef, Oil, and Fishing Subsidies would stall climate change and habitat degradation overnight. Thorium Energy renders their global oil monopoly obsolete. Police can be actively policed by an independent public authority with the power to prosecute bad actors in our own courts. Or we can bend over and accept our Orwellian future
taxes? The ones that pay the roads you walk on? These are taken by public, and given to the handworker. Maybe to the artist too and the squaretyper desk guy. See it more meta please.
Except for the fact that he’s wrong about blue collar jobs, they pay very well, not low wage. Also colleges are a scam unless you’re getting a medical or science degree. Go get a blue collar job, like plumber, and start raking in the cash
As someone who has spent most of the past 40 years moving between hand jobs, people jobs, artist jobs, and even being an anthropomorphic labour donkey I have to confirm that Roger has nailed these descriptions perfectly!
We are all working so rich people can continue to tell us to pull ourselves up by the bootstraps. (Analogy for an impossible feat) Representative Democracy hasn't worked in over 50 years because politicians will always come from the monied classes and be beholden to their Corporate Donors, only way we avoid this apocalypse is to stage a Velvet Revolution to install a Scaled Direct Democracy. Citizen Initiated Referendums with thresholds and a Social Contract using Blockchain technology means communities can vote their own policies without parties or politicians. Banning Beef, Oil, and Fishing Subsidies would stall climate change and habitat degradation overnight. Thorium Energy renders their global oil monopoly obsolete. Police can be actively policed by an independent public authority with the power to prosecute bad actors in our own courts. Or we can bend over and accept our Orwellian future
Political Economy has always confined itself to stating facts occurring in society, and justifying them in the interest of the dominant class. Thus it is in favour of the division of labour created by industry. Having found it profitable to capitalists it has set it up as a principle. Look at the village smith, said Adam Smith, the father of modern Political Economy. If he has never been accustomed to making nails he will only succeed by hard toil in forging two to three hundred a day, and even then they will be bad. But if this same smith has never done anything but nails, he will easily supply as many as two thousand three hundred in the course of a day. And Smith hastened to the conclusion - “Divide labour, specialize, go on specializing; let us have smiths who only know how to make heads or points of nails, and by this means we shall produce more. We shall grow rich.” That a smith sentenced for life to the making of heads of nails would lose all interest in his work, would be entirely at the mercy of his employer with his limited handicraft, would be out of work four months out of twelve, and that his wages would decrease when he could be easily replaced by an apprentice, Smith did not think of it when he exclaimed - “Long live the division of labour. This is the real gold-mine that will enrich the nation!” And all joined in the cry. And later on, when a Sismondi or a J. B. Say began to understand that the division of labour, instead of enriching the whole nation, only enriches the rich, and that the worker, who for life is doomed to making the eighteenth part of a pin, grows stupid and sinks into poverty - what did official economists propose? Nothing! They did not say to themselves that by a lifelong grind at one and the same mechanical toil the worker would lose his intelligence and his spirit of invention, and that, on the contrary, a variety of occupations would result in considerably augmenting the productivity of a nation. But this is the very issue now before us. - Peter Kropotkin, Conquest of Bread
"And, because I have so many face papers I can exchange for things I want, I can even exchange them for people to change the rules so I can give you even FEWER face papers for doing even MORE STUFF. In fact, me and the other facilitators with a lot of face papers have done SUCH a good job of paying people to change the rules so we can give you fewer face papers we've almost got it back to the good old days when we could literally get you to do all of the stuff we wanted without giving you any face papers at all, because we could get other pieces of paper that let us say that you owed us doing stuff without face papers because of something we did to bring you to the place where you could do stuff for us* we decided that, as long as we put you in the place where we keep people who don't do what we want them to do, we can make you do stuff for even LESS face paper than we have to give the people who behave the way we want them too** or even we don't have to ever give you any face paper because we own your meatbag and the meatbags of any little meatbags you make and all of the stuff you and they can do.*** *Indentured Servitude **Prison Labor ***Slavery.
@@gabrielhersey5546 Pretty much EVERYWHERE is and always has been some form of a slave work nation since the dawn of time. Once you get to the point where you start relying on others to do some of your work for you, you start to try and figure out how to get more work or stuff out of them for less work or stuff you have to provide. And if you can somehow FORCE others to do ALL of your work for you without having to give them ANYTHING, that seems like the best deal of all.
@@sojoboscribe1342 I can't be the only one that thinks this is a form of mental sickness. To think that way, and actually think it's a good thing. Like imagine being on the top of society and your most pressing thought is "big boat, I want big boat". Like that's just straight up sad to me.
@@cfri9332 I'd say the sickness is even deeper. Humans are probably the only creatures who, once they get everything they could possibly want, will actually want, and spend resources to, make sure others DON'T get anything THEY want, so as to make the stuff they have more valuable and make them value it still more. Plenty of animals can be violent and hurt and kill, but I think humans are the only ones who have figured out how to derive PLEASURE from hurting and killing others. Nature can be brutal and cruel, but only humans could have invented sadism and schadenfreude.
I can't believe every job sucks. Having an office job is like going to prison for 8 hours a day. Having a blue-collar job will cause chronic pain issues. Having a service job will slowly turn you into a psychopath from having to deal with Karens. Having a creative job will make you poor.
I was a corrections officer and had the privilege of experiencing all of the above. I was in a jail 8-16 hours a day, had chronic pain from walking on concrete in boots all day, slowly felt myself morphing into a psychopath from dealing with, you know, hundreds of psychopaths a day.
@@Aaa-vp6ug If you want raw honesty, a lot of them. I was becoming alarmed at my own behavior and thoughts. Madness is contagious. It took me about a year to fully snap out of it. I had an officer sit me down, look me in the eye and say “I can tell you’re a good person, but soon enough, you won’t be. Get out before this place completely consumes you”. I didn’t listen and found out he was right.
Let's not forget where he continuously raises prices on things in small increments so that people can buy less and less with their face papers, while he somehow gets more and more of them at the same time.
This actually , within reason, is the real truth. For most people, we are bounded by our own expectations of what we're worth (financially). Once we achieve that internal level, we will start sabotaging ourselves (financially) to maintain that level. If we feel we are worth a certain amount but are not earning as much, we will work hard, look for opportunities, etc... but often, when that hard work opens up opportunities _beyond_ what our internal value is, we start looking for ways to spend that extra bit down. Maybe work less, buy a flashier car, upgrade to a better house / better locality, get obnoxious at work, diss our clients, etc... Some other times, we value our contribution lower than what it is, and get paid accordingly. So yeah, we get paid what we think we're worth.
Yup. People settle for measly pay. Must push yourself if you ever want to attain more. Some people are just happy enough with what they have and don't mind to push.
Nobody bought into this. It was forced on people at sword point, through the closure of common-held lands, and later at gunpoint. Then, eventually, the military rulers were overtaken by the merchants, who later combined both models to create a thing called capitalism. The first thing these early capitalists did was combine their wealth on ventures to go murder people for nutmeg. And they’ve gotten better at murdering people for other resources ever since. And here we are.
So like everyone else since we are mobile cell colony that is glued together and that is constantly dividing to repair old or damaged cells or in other words we are legion.
Why do Roger videos always make me laugh while also causing me intense existential ennui and emotional pain? More importantly, why do I love it so much?
You are being let go for “inappropriate workplace behavior” which involved: talking to female coworkers, not talking to female coworkers, talking to ethnic minority coworkers, not talking to ethnic minority coworkers, having fun on the job, and not having fun on the job when it was considered mandatory by management
@@theyarnycaterpillar3563 lol, what's wrong? scared to do some actual reading? This isn't a matter of 'belief', it's observable fact. Cuba's main export is literally world class doctors and surgeons. China has done more to eliminate extreme poverty in the last 2 decades than any western nation has literally ever done ever the USSR straight up gave people free housing, as in homes they now owned, to incentivize rural people to move into the city centers. Can you imagine being from alabama and being told you will not have to pay rent for your new 2 bedroom apartment in new york? just because the government decided it was worth the cost to build the houses first because they knew people would need them? That's what happened to rural folk in the USSR. Famine was a regular occurrence in tsarist russia because it was a semi-feudal state where the urban aristocrats were the only ones benefiting from any sort of modernization of industry and concentration of resources. Once the october revolution was done, the Bolsheviks instituted into law that no matter what happened, the government would foot the bill for any increase in food wares. Meaning if you were buying bread for the equivalent of 2$ on january, then through the year there were economic disturbances, come novermber you'll still only be paying 2$ for your fucking bread. Why should it be the common person's job to make up for the economic fuck ups of bigwigs? hell, even for modern examples, try and look up wealth disparity in Vietnam, even after a century of French exploitation and a failed US invasion. They stuck to their socialist ideals (arguably much better than China, which has skewed too capitalist for my tastes even if its preliminary statistics seem promising). Now, me just saying a couple of these objective, easily researchable facts, will make people think i consider the previous communist and socialist experiments to have existed without fault, but unline USians I am not an ideologue. I could write at length about the many failings of former socialism (Stalin outlawing gay relationships, for example, is a Massive L when Lenin had been pro-gay-rights before him. Though it also pays to remember that the entire world was violently homophobic in the 40s and 50s, so that still only knocks him down to the same level as his western 'peers'), but will only do so in good faith with people who understand that the US hegemon has spent the last 70 years explicitly pushing anti communist propaganda and outright lies in order to protect the interests of the ruling wealthy class. The US is a fascist distopya that has only ever managed to maintain its power through violent oppression and then lying about it, and then saying "no actually, it's everyone ELSE who is the despot. except for israel and saudi arabia, who are despots that I like, fuck you." Understand that the Us is the bad guy (if such a thing were to exist anyways), and you will understand why it is that your dying empire has no health care, food deserts, more violence than anywhere else on teh world with comparable wealth, and is ruled by 1 capitalist party with 2 faces. The system is not broken, it is working exactly as intended, so maybe stop blindly believing what that system has told you about other systems. its the tactic of an abuser to be "shut the fuck up, i didn't hit you that hard, and even if I did no one else would love you but me so be thankful i'm around."
And people who are targeted by this "joke" laugh and says: "Hey! That's literally me! haha" like yeah and dont you think that makes you think about life and how everything works bad? People are like sheeps, obey, sleep, work, reproduce. Society is insane.
As a Table job worker, I agree 100%, there is no reason to go into the office. It's a waste of time. The only reason why business insist you come in, is because they don't trust you to do the work at home. Socialize? Yeah, it's alright, you do make some good friends, however you always run into people who are waiting to stab you in the back too.
To be fair alot of workers do mess around at home and pretend to work. I've seen plenty of times on the internet where some workers admit they are getting paid and pretend to work or are playing videogames while their laptop is on. Its always a few who ruin it for everyone
It’s also because they got into a predatory building lease they can’t leave for 10 years after signing, and they need to justify having the building until they don’t have to renew it anymore.
@@venomlink2033 Ya hit the nail on the head. Often times the CEOs have some form of ownership (like stocks) in the buildings they rent or nearby business that get most their profit from the workers (fast food places.)
It's true. White collar. Blue collar. Customer service. Artistic jobs. You have a 75% chance of eventually hating it with every fiber of your being. A female friend of mine switched from a white collar job where they mobbed her to a job where she writes novels. Too bad those aren't her OWN novels (sci-fi and fantasy) but ghostwriting books for other people and writing assembly-line thrillers. She confessed me she hates it, but puts up a facade before others. She always wanted to be a novelist, but not THIS kind of novelist. Too bad the market doesn't want sci-fi books, it wants that stupid crap where a plumber is a better investigator than the police. We could just work less and have some free time to pursue our hobbies, but nope. WORK UNTIL DEATH ALL DAY, SLAVE!
@@enriquejaimes3368 Yeah, as in FREEDOM. Not "free" things- which is never actually free. Instead of you being a willing donor, it's instead forcefully taken from every paycheck, called "taxes."
“There’s gotta be more to life than this;” many of my ex “friends” were obsessed with “work until you’re too old” 🤣🤣🤣. They called me weak, lazy and entitled for wanting…. A single day off
@@TainyaGaming ironically, they called themselves “alpha” when they were the ones who had crushes on the CEO’s and jerks who placed these flaws into society
I love the part of the painter... people say : find a job you love and you won't work a day in your life... I wholeheartedly disagree... I say: if you love something, keep it as a hobby. If you have to do it even when you dont want, you end up hating it
I spent 12 years of my life as a professional pilot because it was my childhood dream job. The last 2-3 years before I left it was nothing but a job - it was no longer fun. Now i'm in the process of turning another fun hobby into a career (gunsmithing). I wonder how long this will be fun before it's "just a job" again. 🤣
@@cracked @Cracked Sorry you have to engage with people in the comments like this, this cannot possibly be a fulfilling use of your PR/Marketing degree. Also, Liking without knowing about it, on the basis of past image, that's presumptous, so the marketing works already I guess. Core audience much?
