Looks like I will continue to do so indefinitely. It will also get more expensive. Will I even actually get to own a place without having to pay for it? Reality be wildin. How can we escape this existential crisis?
“The morality of work is the morality of slaves, and the modern world has no need of slavery.” -Bertrand Russell.
Homies just pay more than minimum wage
So I’m at my breaking point after a month working at my current job at papa johns. I’m normally a really patient person, but my patience is at its end right now. I’ve been getting discriminated against for being autistic (I even spoke to a lawyer about this, I literally could sue them if I wanted to at this point) and I’ve been treated generally like crap by the management team there. Last time I was there (Tuesday) I almost got into a physical altercation with one of the managers because he was being aggressive and yelled at me. Then he approached me in an aggressive manner and I raised my arm to him fully expecting him to put his hands on me. Doing that deterred him just enough where he decided in that moment to keep his hands to himself and just settled to give me a dirty look.…
The biggest tax breaks
I've been lying on my UI forms and just reading books while claiming to be looking for work. The books are on customer service and how to start your own business. But the capital it takes is just more than I have in savings. My credit score is excellent but because of student loans, my debt to income ratio makes me ineligible for the funds to start even the most cost effective business plan. Just to rub salt in the wound, my asshole rich-kid childhood friend is starting his 5th (FIFTH!!!) business after the first four failed, and bankrupted him… four fucking times. But he has no student loan debt weighing him down, and a BA degree from a party college. He has never paid a single employee more than minimum wage and still went bankrupt FOUR FUCKING TIMES!!!! But, there he is on my FB, posting about his new…
no paycheck is worth your life.
there is always a lot of talk of poor wages and shit management. but lets not forget a lot of needed jobs are very dangerous. be careful out there. https://www.nbc12.com/2022/03/10/police-identify-two-men-killed-short-pump-residential-construction-site-incident/