>Character gets told to quit their high paying job to "follow their dreams"
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>Character gets told to quit their high paying job to "follow their dreams"
Find a job where you contribute as little as possible, ideally one that has a negative effect on society, but make sure it requires as little mental and physical labor as possible
>Find a job where you contribute as little as possible, ideally one that has a negative effect on society
Working in a smoke shop?
I think he means drug dealer
There's no such thing. Every job that exists is soul sucking. You will never find a way out
all the jobs i been to i really liked, when i get bored igtfo and find another one. now i'll admit i busted my fricking ass in college for an engineering degree tho real talk
Those ones suck too. Imagine doing nothing but pushing a single button for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, 50 weeks a year for 40 years. You'll go mad.
One of the best jobs like this was doing janitor work at a hotel. I worked in the afternoon so it’d only be me and the front desk person. For the most part I’d just watch DBZ in the laundry room
You should only quit if you’re still capable of surviving relatively comfortably for the near future, at least until you find more employment
>boss pays you as little as possible so you can't save up and leave
>Just follow your passions
>Turn your hobby into a job
>turned my job into a hobby
turned my lobby into a hobby
It's easier than you think. You just have to deal with the fact that you'll lose passion in that hobby once it becomes a job, but you'll probably like your job infinitely more.
>Character gets told to quit his job at the NEET factory to work at McDonalds
The NEET factory unironically produces more value.
i'm a "project manager" and i work from home. i maybe do an hour of work a day.
yesterday the only thing i did was read some emails
how do I get this job?
bee urself
i just applied for it on indeed. at first i thought it was too good to be true but i just got very lucky i guess
What color is your skin?
Work for big companies. They're often so bureaucratic that it's too much effort to get rid of useless people and they'd rather just let you be.
opposite in my experience. big companies you have 15 different managers and each one needs to prove they're doing something for their timesheets so you get constantly micromanaged
I quit a $150k+ job last week so that I could finish my degree and make 80 or 90k starting if I'm lucky.
Money isn't everything.
What field is the degree in?
Mechanical Engineering. I graduate in 3 months and I hope I can find a job in the 80-90k starting range.
I used to have a mindset where I thought work only mattered for money, but then I got a high paying office job and I hated it, I really didn't need that much money anyway. I quit it a while ago and I'm still sitting on what I saved unsure of what to do because I never gave consideration to what I should do beyond make sure I was financially stable.
So wait... Fromdrones are... Fromdrones are actually defending this, huh? Oh man, that's too funny... Fromdrones are actually fricking defending this! Man, you just know Miyahacki's laughing it up right now, to have such a loyal following of slop-enjoyers... legions who will lap at his shit like it's fine dining... man, it's no secret that I have no respect for Miyahacki as an artist... hell, I don't have respect for him as a human being, but can I really blame him? When so many dullards are willing to let you live on easy street with so little effort on your part... well for someone like me it would be kind of unfulfilling, but if I think of myself like Miyahacki... I think of someone who just cares about simple pleasures and takes no quarrel with having easy access to them? Nah... nah, I really can't blame him, huh...
>character gets told money isn't important by someone who got rich off stocks
>character gets told to build a baseball field in his cornfield so the ghosts of pro baseball players have somewhere to play
you probably don't believe it, but it happened