Antiwork

My wife works at a hospital in Tampa. About once a month they will buy them cupcakes, chips, or lay down bubble wrap so they can stomp on it for “Mental Health Week”. Then post on their Facebook page about how great it is to work at that hospital…. I took it upon myself to comment on every post like,”it would be a lot better if they got free health care from the hospital they work at” or “it would be nice if you payed your nurses more instead of giving them 3 dollars in snacks a month” A few months into it a doctor came up to my wife and said that they are threatening disciplinary action against her because of the disparaging comments I have made towards the hospital. I ended up deleting all my comments so that she wouldn’t be fired because she has worked there for…

I just want to buy a house. I hope everything crashes and we start seeing the rich jumping out windows. I hope all these “landlords” lose all ther investments. I just want a world we can actually survive in and its time for a restart. Well all b fine. Were already poor. Whats the worse that can happen? We become even more poor lol.

Hypothetically of course. ​ Unfortunately, there's just no clear idea of what to do to fight these old school power struggles, and we're largely stuck inside a subreddit yelling to each other supportively. ​ And on the other side of the world, people who dared to step out of line with their master are getting suddenly bombed and murdered. Not for attacking anyone, or because their country was at war. But simply for succeeding. ​ What the fuck, guys. I don't even know how we can do this as humans anymore. Is the only thing to be done just hurling ourselves at the meat grinder, or getting caught in literal bombs if you don't participate? The fuck.

I’ve been going for coffee with another business owner for a few months to connect, network and bounce ideas off each other. Me, late 30’s her late 50’s. We had planned on meeting at a new coffeeshop but needed to change plans when they couldn’t find staff to stay open. I started telling her a story of a family member who wanted to sell their business to their child. The child agreed to take over the business but after a year decided it wasn’t for them and started a new business. My family member just heard back from their child last week and they now want to buy the business. Not for the client base, not for the sales, but for the staff. They saw the staff as the largest asset to the company and they wanted the staff for the new business. That’s when her mind was blown and…