>first job in month after being a glorious neet
>survive first week
>second one starts
>already on the verge of quitting
how tf do you work your whole life wagies? Please teach me...
First job in month after being a glorious neet
Ryan Carter
Brandon Edwards
I enjoy what I do and feel rewarded by the money I get for having to do it.
Carson Phillips
Well what's the problem you have with your job?
Liam Evans
How can anyone work for 8 hours a day 5 days a week, year in and year out. Just work 6 months, get fired then collect unemployment for 6 months rinse and repeat.
Daniel Butler
it's tiring, like every work I do
peak wagie
Justin Smith
that's what I do kinda. well I get autismbux so there's a yearly exception fee of $12k so I just work the last few months of the year.
Ayden Robinson
how do you get autismbux? sounds comfy
Hunter Powell
been working for 9 months. last week was the final straw for me and i told my boss that i'm going to quit.
he told me to wait while he hires another person to replace me and in about a month i'll be free.
>how tf do you work your whole life wagies? Please teach me...
i managed to work this long because of some cope methods:
>caffeine pills
>antidepressants
>alcohol
>lifting
now i'm starting a anxiety treatment with lithium and lamotrigine. i managed to purchase a gaming computer and a phone but at the cost of my mental health.
can't wait to be a neet again.
Juan Sullivan
a diagnosis of autism or even some other mental illness. probably helps to have had no history of employment prior to applying since they'll think you were too retarded to work. autism is the best diagnosis though. then you convince a doctor to sign off and he files a bunch of papers. they review your files and approve you hopefully.
i'm not american though, so not sure how it works there.
Christian Bailey
You need to use your words dude, for example. I hated my job at Walmart despite it being the highest paying job I had because I was constantly running around trying to clear 8 pallets of food by the end of my shift and management bleed me dry for every hour they could. Now I work elsewhere that's more relaxed with a more flexible schedule. See? Not hard.