Antiwork

The “end of work” is the stupidest shit I've seen here, fuck YOUR definition of work, it already has a definition and purpose. You'll never end work, especially if you don't want world war. Let's debate actual solutions that can lead to better work environments, less time working, livable wages and better relations on a customer, employee and employer basis. Work to better our society and ways or living, getting rid of the concept of money will not achieve this. The concept of money has been here before you and will be here after you. Capitalism can be limited and made better for all, greed is the major issue there. I could think of and debate hypothetical ways to flip the system from being- business competes with business to get consumer profits to business competes with business to acquire and keep workers. But no one will care to read something…

It seems a lot of bosses have a serious power trip. They give you a raise only to throw it in your face. “I gave you a raise, why not work like it?” Backstory:: received a raise in January ($2) only to be micromanaged by said boss and it throw in my face. I work my ass off so your company can make it to a million and you get to sit on your ass all day?

Real wages are stagnant or falling for the past 5 decades. A typical household of two income earners is barely staying afloat. Not news to anyone here, I'm sure. But many people are missing why our fiat currency is screwing them. There's a very simple reason why the hours we work buy less and less wealth every year. Sure, the costs of Pizza Hut, Netflix, and iPhones stay relatively constant (A mere 8% annual inflation now), but when it comes to buying the REAL things that improve your life and build health and wealth for a family, you're falling behind if you can't make 20-30% more money every year. I'm talking about real estate, education, stocks, and medical care, which take up more than 50% of your budget but are conveniently minimized or ignored by consumer price indices. Across the world, whether you're in the US, Europe, or Africa, central…

So I've been looking for work recently and today I recieved a voice mail from a company I put in a resume for about a week ago. The rep said that she had read my resume and was very interested in speaking with me. I called them at around 1:40pm and got a hold of the rep. I greet her telling her my name and she instantly seems distracted and unorganized, asking me my name again with in 30 seconds of me saying it the first time. Its a tech job so she asks me my XP and of I have a working car, Yada yada.. She asks if I can start this week if hired. I say yes. Then she says, “We'd like to bring you in for an interview today at 2pm so we can get to know who you are and show you the operations.” It's 1:45pm…

More people need to start paying attention to the waves Ryan Cohen is making. He’s now starting to call out “leaders” for the shills they truly are. Check out his last tweet calling out Bed Bath and Beyond execs.