Category: Antiwork

Because i need to return to the grind to afford our next vacation when i just want to be the one on top to enjoy permanent vacation.

So I work at home for a title company and so did my wife. We have a cute lil baby boy and another munchkin on the way {this is important I swear} Well my wife decided to inform her boss that she was pregnant and would like to work from home. Her boss gave her the cold shoulder and we didn't hear anything about it till the next few days. When we finally get a response we get a call on her day off letting her know that that she was let go along with “blah blah blah it's not cause she is pregnant”. Somehow I managed to keep my job for another month after she was let go. I was fuming about this, but I kept my cool cause I need to support my baby and pregnant wife. Cue to today where my boss is digging into me about…

My boss and I do not get a long at all and I know things will probably not work out, and I have been looking for a new job. He is extremely passive aggressive towards me. We used to be on better terms, but I stopped communicating with him altogether unless it is work related. When he is around I avoid him like the plague and at this point we are not on speaking terms. When I walk in, I don't even say good morning or acknowledge his existence. Other than the above, I do all of my work very well, but he and I do not mesh at all. He has resorted to childish behavior like fucking with sh*t in my office and I know it is him because he has been in my office before. First he left his “business card” then on another occasion he left chocolate,…

With rents skyrocketing in my adopted city of Austin, TX I've been thinking of ways in which we can permanently solve the housing crisis and I promptly thought of housing cooperatives. Housing cooperatives offer rates that are significantly cheaper than private housing and give more people the ability to own their own apartments in an urban environment. I will now explain how my scheme can work. Financing: The government should first offer interest-free or near interest-free loans to housing cooperatives for the purposes of founding the cooperative and expansion. Of course, there should be a review process to make sure that there is a need for units so that money isn't being thrown away to construct empty rooms. Zoning: It should be a law that say at least 50% of all housing units in a large city is mid to high-density housing. Of these units, say 50% of these units…