Antiwork

This is insane, I live in Northern California and the rent here has gone through the roof. I was talking to my sister in-law regarding our apartment raising rent and she said her complex she works for will be decreasing rent because they can't find anyone who qualifies. A studio apartment in her complex goes for $1500/mo and you have to make 3x after taxes that in order to qualify. That's $4500 a month, which in my mind is a lot of money. Somebody who makes a little less than that can't even get their foot into the door of a studio apartment. Seriously, think about how fucked that is. Most people will go to the typical “then just buy a home” argument, well there's people who prefer to rent or can't get a high enough loan to buy a home that doesn't need $25k-50k worth of work put into…

I just saw a thing on other thread claiming that anti work was against the military, Is that true or just Reddit BS?

I don't have a lot of stories about anti work but this company policy at my forme company is bizzare : You can do overtime but if in that month you will be sick(aka calling in sick)… you overtime will be paid as your normal wage WTF

situation is have been a mechanic for going on 5 years with 2 years of schooling, have worked in 2 dealers and wanted something closer to my house due to mudslides and harsh weather , so tried out this small shop “very small just the boss/other tech and his girlfriend/service writer/everything else for the business side “. when I started they had also hired another tech but he didn't stay long due to the consistent fighting between him and his girl and anger my boss showed with things not always going smoothly, the other guy who got hired the same time as me left after 2 maybe 3 months , and that was when I started to ask myself if this job was toxic , I enjoyed the change of work tho so wanted to stick thru and try to learn and ignore my boss but it was getting hard,…