Tired. So very tired

How do wagies do it? I have a programming job. Day after day waking up early as fuck at 8am, exhausted to the point I can barely focus on my work, finally leave at 5pm, just to sleep as soon as I get home until 9pm just so I can have the energy to exercise and play a round of videogames and go to sleep to repeat the cycle

It’s been 4 months. 4. It feels like 4 years. How the fuck am I supposed to keep this up for the rest of my life. I’m seriously not kidding - Someone help my insides are screaming

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give up hope that your life will be anything but this. it will slowly but surely happen

you will do this for another 10 years, things will not changes or get better.

Consider changing your diet to something more energizing and healthy

Consider having coffee if you don't drink any

Consider cutting down coffee if you drink too much

Consider cutting down blazing if you smoke too much

Consider buying shilajit to boost your energy. (Not a pajeet joke) This stuff really delivers a punch

Consider how you sleep. Do you snore loud? Breathing issues can affect and deprive you of deep sleep needed to re-energize your body. A doctor can suggest a few solutions.

Consider moving closer to your job if you live far away and it takes you a long time to drive/commute home.

Consider investing in chainlink and bsv as a form of a lottery ticket with better odds than your average lottery ticket. Consider participating in the memes if you do decide to be a stinky marine.

You can't escape wagecucking. You can only minimize and do things to alleviate the pain.

Consider to spread out ur vacay days so that you have a few consecutive four-day weeks rather than taking the whole month/or 2 weeks vacation in one shot.

>Consider changing your diet to something more energizing and healthy
I did, tons of fruits and veggies now

>Consider having coffee if you don't drink any
I do drink coffee now

>Consider cutting down coffee if you drink too much
I cut down to 1 cup a day

>Consider cutting down blazing if you smoke too much
I did. I quit smoking pot 2 weeks ago

>Consider buying shilajit to boost your energy. (Not a pajeet joke) This stuff really delivers a punch
No

>Consider how you sleep. Do you snore loud? Breathing issues can affect and deprive you of deep sleep needed to re-energize your body. A doctor can suggest a few solutions.
When I had a gf I asked and she said I dont snore

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Consider moving closer to your job if you live far away and it takes you a long time to drive/commute home.
I live 15 minutes away at most

>Consider investing in chainlink and bsv as a form of a lottery ticket with better odds than your average lottery ticket. Consider participating in the memes if you do decide to be a stinky marine.
I was a millionaire during the bullrun, but didn't sell. My shitcoins are nearly worthless now

>You can't escape wagecucking. You can only minimize and do things to alleviate the pain.
I'M TRYING

>Consider to spread out ur vacay days so that you have a few consecutive four-day weeks rather than taking the whole month/or 2 weeks vacation in one shot.
I don't even accrue 1 vacation day per month

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I have to wake up at 6 in my 3rd world shithole so I can earn sheckles for Mr. Steinberg... waking up at 8a.m you have it good user, for real

40 hours a week is not a lot. if you wake up at 8 you can stay up til 1. you have plenty of free time.

>I eat fruits and veggies
>still consuming animal products
>still consuming grains
Kek you better get comfy it’s a long ride.

I know, its literally the only thing keeping me alive at this point.

Oh fuck, user, can you give me a warning about CS jobs? Was it worth the degree? Tell me before I blow the shotgun and have regrets in the future

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