The only bad thing about this meaningless grind in this movie was the commute. Getting up early and lwaving the house to slog through traffic with the other wagies is a no-no for me.
Sure but at least you get paid and when working remotely you can get up when you want and frick around half the day instead of pretending to work at your desk
remote office work is still highly soulless, people just weren't meant to do paperwork
Working remote is only slightly less depressing, coming from someone who's on a hybrid schedule. In the end I'm still tied to a fricking desk, but the only difference is I'm now completely alone in my house for 8 hours straight with a few occasional breaks here and there. Sure I get to frick around more in between down time and I save some money on gas etc., but it's more of a bandaid and not really an answer to the soul-sucking aspect that comes with any desk job.
open your windows, workout in spurts throughout the day, touch grass with your bare feet, fast 18-22 hrs, practice sitting "asian" squats, drink more water, meditate
witness my digits.
if you have above 100 IQ, and don't have autism, ADHD, depression, etc. you can easily accomplish most of these daily. and if you do, I fricking promise you'll feel better.
witness my digits.
if you have above 100 IQ, and don't have autism, ADHD, depression, etc. you can easily accomplish most of these daily. and if you do, I fricking promise you'll feel better.
witness my digits.
if you have above 100 IQ, and don't have autism, ADHD, depression, etc. you can easily accomplish most of these daily. and if you do, I fricking promise you'll feel better.
The only good thing to come from this ESL OP making this thread every day
I'm happy I went tradie, I genuinely have fun the vast majority of work days and my coworkers are so much less stiff than my friends who all went into tech/office work
Every time I see them, they're always complaining about their jobs, and talking about money issues, telling me about their pricey new computer or collectible. When we do plan a weekend fishing trip, they just complain and usually about the cost of things.. like the shit mileage my truck gets when pitching for gas or how much a cheap rod is at a sportsmans on the way. They find stuff to complain about even meeting at a bar on the weekend, and they all make more than me.
I can't help but think how much I enjoy fishing, or barbecues, or events with people I've met through my trade over old friends, and it's pretty clear I'm the odd one out. Even my wife agrees with me that they've gotten fussy over the years.
It's been getting worse
What would you do if you had $1,000,000 tv? I’d use it as a down payment on a half duplex and then continue working as if still have to pay off $400k mortgage. Thanks a lot boomers.
They hated him because he told them the truth
The only bad thing about this meaningless grind in this movie was the commute. Getting up early and lwaving the house to slog through traffic with the other wagies is a no-no for me.
remote office work is still highly soulless, people just weren't meant to do paperwork
I never said it wasnt, but wagiework is not gonna go away as long as white people have to pay for thirdies.
Sure but at least you get paid and when working remotely you can get up when you want and frick around half the day instead of pretending to work at your desk
>remote office work is still highly soulless
kys
do you work at some homosexual tech company that lets employees dictate terms or something? its a no no for me too but I dont get to decide
>I dont get to decide
says who? 2 years ago i told my boss "i'm moving, tell me what forms i need to fill out to go remote". he didn't say SHIT.
>he didn't say SHIT
your boss can't swear on the job.
yes
its soulless but whatever
life is soulless
Working remote is only slightly less depressing, coming from someone who's on a hybrid schedule. In the end I'm still tied to a fricking desk, but the only difference is I'm now completely alone in my house for 8 hours straight with a few occasional breaks here and there. Sure I get to frick around more in between down time and I save some money on gas etc., but it's more of a bandaid and not really an answer to the soul-sucking aspect that comes with any desk job.
open your windows, workout in spurts throughout the day, touch grass with your bare feet, fast 18-22 hrs, practice sitting "asian" squats, drink more water, meditate
witness my digits.
if you have above 100 IQ, and don't have autism, ADHD, depression, etc. you can easily accomplish most of these daily. and if you do, I fricking promise you'll feel better.
quads of truth
dubs of truth
The only good thing to come from this ESL OP making this thread every day
This is the first thread I've made about this film, and what's ESL about my post?
I'm happy I went tradie, I genuinely have fun the vast majority of work days and my coworkers are so much less stiff than my friends who all went into tech/office work
>my coworkers are so much less stiff than my friends
what does that mean?
That they're not going to send him to jail for good boy points.
Every time I see them, they're always complaining about their jobs, and talking about money issues, telling me about their pricey new computer or collectible. When we do plan a weekend fishing trip, they just complain and usually about the cost of things.. like the shit mileage my truck gets when pitching for gas or how much a cheap rod is at a sportsmans on the way. They find stuff to complain about even meeting at a bar on the weekend, and they all make more than me.
I can't help but think how much I enjoy fishing, or barbecues, or events with people I've met through my trade over old friends, and it's pretty clear I'm the odd one out. Even my wife agrees with me that they've gotten fussy over the years.
It's been getting worse
You lazy FRICK
You mean zoomers?
what are you on about? boomers love this film. Zoomers are the one's refusing to get jobs
>The Industr---Agricultural Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
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FACTS
except boomers, generation x, and even millennials loved that movie.
the people it bothers are autistic zoomers who want cubicles or third worlders who'd happily sell their souls to not work outside.
>autistic zoomers who want cubicles or third worlders who'd happily sell their souls to work and consume
It didn't, they fricking loved it. Where did you hear this?
>reddit
What would you do if you had $1,000,000 tv? I’d use it as a down payment on a half duplex and then continue working as if still have to pay off $400k mortgage. Thanks a lot boomers.
spend it all, then an hero
>What would you do if you had $1,000,000 tv?
Two chicks at the same time
The main characters in Office Space were Gen Xers though