Let me tell you the story of my wage cuck life user and you decide if I'm currently happy or not:
15yo first job at grocery store for 2 years working for a car 17yo first job at a fast food place - hated it more than life itself - 1yr employment or less 18yo first job at a factory working 12hr shifts - worked so hard muscles hurt every night but got physically much much stronger - did this for 3 years (tried college but hated the faggots there so much decided fuck that shit) 22yo decided to travel around, get job as bar tender - hated dealing with drunks, quit 23yo work more fast food jobs bc cant find anything better for a couple years 25yo become a Certified Nursing Assistant - help old ppl at nursing homes, wipe asses, shower old ancient fags, dress ppl, talk to the ancient ones for 4 years of 12hr shifts and more than 60hrs a week 30yo discovered crypto, tired of the pre-corpse nursing home club, went all in on ETH sub $1 33yo currently a cryptocurrency consultant and mining farm technician - im my own boss now and the king of crypto in the 3 cities around me
what i learned about wage cucking is that you will NEVER be happy until you are working for yourself.
I unironically don't mind my grocery store job. It's lighthearted and I've met a lot of decent people through it. Am I a cuck?
David James
i will admit that working at a grocery store is a simple kind of chill experience. not very rewarding monetarily, yet not taxing physically or mentally. i agree that you can meet good down to earth ppl working at those jobs but you are a slave to the time clock and the time you spend in them is time you lose forever. there is no greater long term reward other than the value of your wages and time on the clock. while this might not make a big difference to some autists, it is torture for others.
tldr >different strokes for different folks
Blake Jones
everyone starts out as a wage cuck, mostly
Jack Brooks
so how do I get started working for myself? I have an econ degree and working a dead end job in mortgage accounting
the only way to do it is save up some capital, make the right investments in dividend stocks, then use the dividends to buy more stock. eventually living off the dividends. the only real way i found to be financially independent was thru calculated trading. bot trading, etc. the real money is made in the markets and if you make your job being a pro trader then you are your own boss from that point on. $25k is what i started with so just save up to that point and never stop investing. just literally stop feeding the kike and buying useless garbage. discipline yourself when it comes to spending and make investing your top priority. thats how i did it. hope this helps you break the chains
Andrew Foster
I want to take the next step but I'm not sure what to do. I've got a few ideas but I feel like it's a long shot that it'll ever work out. It's either that or taking a class at the local community college.
college is a kike meme. remember what aaron schwartz said about college "what point is there in going to college when i can learn anything i want to know on the internet?" he wasnt wrong. its a kike scam to get your shekels. college is NPC training - invest your learning into the knowledge of the markets because thats all that really matters if you ever want to make it.
Caleb Nguyen
>help old ppl at nursing homes, wipe asses, shower old ancient fags, dress ppl, talk to the ancient ones for 4 years of 12hr shifts and more than 60hrs a week
How do you see your life when you'll get old? Would you want to return to your old workplace as a client?
