Sunday night is quiet night at the burger bar

my boss mrs aliyah has just told me I should clean behind the ovens tonight as they never got the chance yesterday.
shes a nice lady, im going to try really hard, hopefully I'll die at some point during the process

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Is this a true story?

Im on my break, 20 minutes until showtime.

What ovens

Is Mrs Aliyah obese and black by any chance?

How does it feel to be ordered around by a 70 iq gorilla

Iam literally praying for you.

Just kys and end this suffering

we have a pizza oven here, im going to have to deep clean it, behind the friers, above the grills etc

4 hours ive got

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I dont feel anything anymore, its as if my brains given up on all pathways that maintain planning function or any sense of the future, its like a natural painkiller.

And yes shes a giant shit colored person.

Thank you user.
Send bullets too.

PULL THE TRIGGER.
5minutes left before I go into battle

It is a battle btw, against my instincts and imagination, youve no idea how exhausting it is pretending to be somebody else for 10 hours a day until youve lived it.
I think Im causing myself permanent brain damage, this isnt character building, theres no merit to this labour, holding the veneer of being one of the guys (all shitskins) feels like an out of body experience.

I know that feel. I work nightshifts by myself and can only close for my break. Have to get everything done and take care of so many customers. Real pain in the ass i'm thinking about quitting.
Hang in there wagie your situation isn't that bad if you try to get it done quickly

I'll get home tonight at 1.30am.

I'm going back out there now, wish me luck lads.

Can't believe anyone can sink so low on the wagecuck ladder

One of my brothers worked at McDonalld's and one a Burker King... the shame.

wage cuck here

We failed to have ambitions as teenagers. We failed to work hard in school and college. We chose the wrong career paths. And worst of all we've failed to bring value to society. The reality is that even scrubbing ovens is a great privilege.

Good luck. We will make it one day.

Kys cuck

One day you will make it user, I believe

Great fortunes aren't handed down from employer to employee. Practically every great amassing of wealth came as a decision of what people have achieved with their earnings. Whether you make 50k or 30k has almost no significance when it comes to the likelyhood of becoming truly sucessfull, whereas your attitude and aptitude are probably around 80% resposible.
And with your whinning bitch attitude, I'd say you have about a 0.01% chance.
Invest in the lottery desu, you're never gonna make it.

good on you OP, unironically. don't sink to everyone else's level. it takes just as much or more effort to avoid and deal with the consequences of avoiding that shit. go above and beyond and buy btc or link with money you can save (I hope you can at least be saving some money, otherwise this doesn't really apply as much). doing your best for its own sake even if it is at a low tier job is something I personally found to be only a positive.

There really is no "making it" with 30k, you have literally nothing left over after bills and expenses. The only people who say things like this have never had to work for that low of a wage before, or live in a country with dramatically lower living expenses than anywhere in the 1st world.

Saving a useful amount of money on a $50k/year salary is definitely doable, saving on $30k is basically impossible unless you're getting helped out heavily by your parents. I was on my own with no help from my parents making around $35k/year a few years ago, and it was a huge struggle just to pay bills and buy food and not be in overdraft at the end of the month, never mind having something extra left over. No, I wasn't living as frugally as I probably could have, but when you're making over 50k you don't have to worry about dramatically sacrificing your quality of life to put away a few hundred bucks every month.

>t. someone who makes between $70-100k/year depending on incentive bonuses

Shit's fucking hard right now for young people trying to start out and "make it"

>We failed to have ambitions as teenagers.
For me at least this is true, pretty much all of my peers pretended to each other that doing as little as possible was the right path, a culture that I still see on these boards and elsewhere.

It wasnt even invest smart or work efficiently to squeeze the effort/reward ratio, it manifested itself as do fucking nothing at all.
I'm paying the price now.

You're showing some awareness of the situation at least, make an escape plan, give yourself something to focus on.

nobody's gonna kill themselves user, only a loser would encourage that. i'm simply pointing out where we as wage cucks, have failed