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This world is just simulation.

I'm about to experience that horror in about 7 hours

And it's only been a week 💀

My horror game is where I have to go back to school on Jan 9

well,at least not under paywave

you work so you can live, and you live so that you'll work

@@bohlam6cbuh i no wanna do either :(

@@bohlam6c As that Stupendium song goes: _"We work,_ _to earn the right to work_ _to earn the right to give_ _ourselves the right to buy_ _ourselves the right to live,_ _To earn the right to die!"_

Ugh I've worked a few places that pulled the "this job must be priority" and it left such a sour taste in my mouth that I would leave them after having enough experience to put it to use elsewhere. It's so nasty bc that usually means that they are quick to say no when you want or need off (unless you're dying) or they call you every damn day to stay later or give up your off day. You're only lucky if you get a good manager. Horrible places.

@@bohlam6c nuuuuu (wail)

1:46 that part was so funny that I wonder if this is a dark comedy game 😂

the manly urges to say no :

I thought it would just end like so many other horror games, in blood and misery, not trying to be offensive.

@@joshcoy6748 Nah it's not offensive , honestly that's more of a cliche because so many games did and still does that ^^' . But this one the ending was nice to me , especially how the Game Over (which funny enough I though the joke at first was , Game Over you have a job ! xd) .

Absolutely, its important to hold out hope and see that things can be different. The moment you really lose is either when you stop breathing or give up. Fight for yourself!

yup, existential horror is definitely more impactful than usual cheesy trope horror

Some company towns in the US back in the day didn't even pay you in money, but rather in vouchers that could only be redeemed at the stores owned by the company, so you couldn't even save some extra money to pay to get out of the town because you wouldn't have any money to pay with for anything outside of town like food and housing, let alone transportation out of town.

@@Penguinmanereikel Yep! IIRC we had some like those here too, but most just calculated how much they'd have to pay employees so they spent it all bcs the companies often also controlled the prices of housing, groceries, entertainment, etc. and as such they could pay exactly enough to "live" in the colony.

​@@starrymomo same with company towns in the US

And we're BRINGIN' 'EM BACK, BABYYYYYYY

@@Szriko in Spain, the US, or the world in general?

Same 💀💀

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PAY

Do you also have to pay an eldritch horror so you can sustain yourself ?

don't forget to PAY, or the alarms will get you

I pissed and shidded even

It shivered my timbers

It's too real, too scary. Or rather simply too bleak, which always beats scary in the final reckoning unless you're fortunate enough to kick it in childhood

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i hope you can qualify for unemployment while you figure things out with work! that really sucks, i hope things work out for the better for you this year

Reject capitalism

@@alfredandersson875 I'm afraid that whatever system you come up with after will still have these problems because avarice predates economics

Sounds like a great job! What’s it called?

@@Funkbot_Management consulting

Now, 9-to-5 come to you

I feel like this in school, and I feel like I'd feel this way even worse when I actually get a job. I wonder how I'll survive this

@@OneTrueBlender you could start your own business?

@@jackalenterprisesofohio Yeah but its always a gamble isnt it?

@@OneTrueBlender not if you start small, the odds are better, Food trucks for example have better luck surviving than brick and mortar restaurants, so I would presume where you live fairs and other such festivals happen? So if you buy a cart or the like and did all the licensing you could easily see profit with-in 2 years, Now, while I myself don't have any form of business, I did take a culinary arts course class, and I can tell you opening a business is easier than what people think, the really only hard part is the location and marketing.

There's even an old song about it, "Sixteen Tons".

Imagine not being able to use ebay or Amazon

Insert lethal company joke here

It would be great if nobody worked. No manlybadasshero videos, no delicious restaurants, no movies or TV shows, no video games, no anime. Just people laying down for probably an hour until the whole planet goes extinct. Thankfully, everyone was too scared to work.

@@takehirotaniguchi6271 i'm very glad that u never experienced horrible work which drains your life out

@@takehirotaniguchi6271 Working in and of itself is not the main problem, dummy, but current working conditions in most places. I bet if you actually had to live in japan you'd change your mind and or unalive yourself, it's one of the worst examples.

​@@takehirotaniguchi6271 animals would thanks us for that

Nah, way more than a mere 90% is determined by spawn RNG lol

These are indie devs, after all

Peak 2024 Zoomer psychology, yep. God help us.

Late Stage Capitalism moment

Ya beat me to the comment 😂

The children yearn for the mines and textile shops

A fire can't exist without burning something so a fire has to be burny right

@@arctic7577 Same goes for water though, right? It can't really exist without making something wet, because it cannot just float in thin air.

​@ProfessionallyInsane-vx6lm you mean clouds?

@@Midnightwings1 lol i guess so. but I guess i mean simply water. Smoke would be the fire equivalent to clouds, i suppose.

Welcome to the Fire Is Burny Club, how Fire Is Burny are ya? 🔥 🔥😊

“This $10 bill… to satisfy… ME?”

If a low paying job reminds you of real life, make better use of your free time.

@@Shyhalu "learn to code"

@JN-so6wt There are 24 hours in a day. Wtf do you think you are doing now by commenting? Wasting your free time.

@@SecuR0M If you can't self teach yourself a more valuable skill nor have the gumption to take classes and etc for it, you deserve your low wage job. There are 24 hours in a day.

@@Shyhalu ok boomer You will never be a homeowner.

XD

five nights at work

My condolences 😞

I've never seen one of those doors open upwards lol

Me neither

​@@nuisance1114 same

are all doors installed upside down in your country? lol

I know, such a waste to only be able to install the handle in one direction. It's not that the door handle HAS to be pushed upward to open, but that it opens whether it's moved down OR up. This means you can move the handle from your left hand to your right hand by simply turning the entire assembly upside down, or open the door by pushing the handle up with your knee if your hands are full. Everyone go try it, you'll find that most door handles work in both directions!

It was a surprisingly easy con to pull on us, though. Culturally, America has a huge hang-up on being "individualists" and "free-thinkers", so convincing the population that working together is somehow more morally wrong (Cooperation of any kind = socialism/communism! EEEEEK! Noooo!!!) was baked in, and since our population is, by definition made up of disparate groups that came from different places, in different "waves", under different rules and circumstances, we were particularly susceptible to being turned against one another (not just one divide or two, turning a majority against one group, but a million near-equally deep-running fissures), so not only is a system that looks out for everyone anathema, but we'd rather tear one another to pieces than be unified about anything. At most, in the face of a convincing existential threat, you can get some pockets of grudging cooperation and recognition of everyone's humanity... briefly. I have to be honest, the fact the United Auto Workers strike didn't end with something horrifyingly dystopian might have put the single largest dent in my cynicism about this country... and I'm still half-waiting for some shoe to drop, revealing at a minimum an ugly scandal, or some hidden caveat that plays out with nightmare-fuel results several years down the road.

Well the horrors of the us, is also coming soon to where you live

NAHHH 💀 It's true though

Jobs that don't make you feel useful to society are definitely like that tho, when you build a house you give someone a home someday, when you type with spreadsheets for days for stuff you're never explained what it serves It feels weird

Sad thing is with the way the market is now, that house probably just goes to some sleezy landlord that'll scalp someone who's barely scraping by for it@@flyingstonemon3564

as an amazon warehouse worker i can confirm we do press buttons and answer questions at the start of each shift XD

Jokes on them, I got a fast food job where not only do I get air conditioning, but I also have to press buttons and occasionally answer questions. Seriously though I did not expect button pushing to be that important in food service.

I am also an Amazon warehouse employee...but I partially feel like I can't leave, as I have to be responsible for a few things.

If you there's another job you can go to, go ahead and leave, you may feel like you have some obligation to stay, but remember, they have absolutely no obligation to help you or to keep you employed, so why should you return the favor? @@joshcoy6748

minus the big mouth? bro the IRS is real and they WILL get you

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@JN-so6wt yeah i hate late stage capitalism too but i thought this was a funny comment section

@JN-so6wt have you considered running your own business? I mean its around the same amount of money as two fursuits.

Wym not horror Reality is the worst horror 😂 Because unlike fictional horrors it's, you know, real

no

I mean its not really capitalism it's more shit people taking advantage of others

You mean for the religious leaders who would collect tithes? Fun fact, humans are hierarchical, every economic system ever created or ever will be created can and will be bent to benefit those smart or ruthless enough to be able to do so.

@@mcarrowtime7095 However unlike gods these people at the top have names and addresses.

@@DeaconPain as do you

I think it’s because mundane things become suddenly extremely taxing when your head isnt in the right place. I think this game did it well, even if it’s a trope~ :)