It’s so depressing it has to be humorous 😂

@@landokalriz Rather laugh about it then cry about it

@Frank slimt the hell is bitcoin mining

Just remember it was much....much worse like not even 100 years ago.

it was not funny it hit too close to home and only way out is literally not living

"I am in this and i don't like it."

Only three? College in the US is at least four years, and many office jobs also require a master's degree.

@@mirzaahmed6589 Plus they'll require you to have X amount of years of experience in order to get the entry level jobs. In other words, require you to already somehow have experience in order to get the job needed to get experience.

Meanwhile the lawn maintenance contractor is making more than the administrators. Only the very top executives and owners get all the money.

Or they tell you they promote within, but the first thing they do is hire somebody else that isn't even qualified.

😂thanks bro

tax?

Oh shit the IRS found me. At least its no the IRA. Wait no… you’re worse.

He do DARK COMEDY

@@tfcshortsnon-official7283 yes

On some jurisdictions you should get 30 minutes lunch time and the company has to pay for those 30 minutes. Check your local labor laws. But don't do it on HR (they work for the company, not for the employees).

I don't work 9 to 5

You forgot commute time.

When I worked a so-called 9-5, it was, in reality, a 9-9

In LATAM our laws for office jobs force us to go 8-5 or 9-6, so your deal doesn't sound that bad to us lol

It's not how we're meant to live.

It's because those people are scared, insecure and more often than not, not really enlightened

It’s because those are the people at the top benefiting from this perverse system.

The problem is that this has become the norm throughout the American job market, really. It's not just office jobs. We're all getting fucked; blue collar and white collar alike. My buddy paid tens of thousands to go to welding school and then couldn't find a welding job afterward. He then learned to drive a forklift and ended up getting hired by a logistics company that only pays him $21 an hour for a specialized position. They make it damn near impossible for him to use his vacation days. They threaten to fire people who want to take shelter when the tornado sirens go off, and they hit him with a point when he took off from his shift to pick up his sick daughter from school. The company he works for raked in $7.7 billion in revenue last fiscal year.

Oh whatever. For millennia, people toiled in fields for barely enough food and in many countries today, people still perform back breaking labor for over 80 hours. You are ungrateful fools with no space for context. People DIED for the right to work this little. Get over yourselves

Years of training my friend

i now just imagine him at an axe throwing place throwing pens with everyone staring at him while he keeps throwing pens and only gets bullseyes

@@novavoid2703 he gets mugged then whips out 2 pens and double throws them through his eyes and out the back of his skull then says: (“insert epic line/pen related joke here”) and walks off.

Condolences

I share your suffering

As a person who works 8-5 6 days a week, it hits too close to home.

@Frank slimt invest

@Frank slimt No just no

Do you worship satan while you're in there?

@@ericpratt984 sometimes but not always

@@dragoon1090 ._.

The bathroom is your saving grace at work.

😂perfectly fake, as it should be

"That's a really good point" ...Continues exactly as they were going to anyway.

That was the way older generations used to do it. They'd start working at a job in their 20s or 30s, and didn't leave until they retired. The younger generations aren't doing this. There's nothing necessarily right or wrong with either approach.

ongg like bro like imagine starting a job in the 1990's and retiring the same job somewhere around 2020, you entered and left the job in two completely different worlds, that's a LONG time to be working the same job lol

i waana be a piece of meat haha

It helps if you see your job as just a funding mechanism for your life and not a source of fulfillment, enjoyment or hope. That's worked for me for the past 25 years.

I can't imagine it either!! sometimes I think some people I see really are npcs :O

Where do you work now?

@@floorfloorfloor722 I decided to go to something I had a interest in so a friend of mine helped me get a job in the technology department for a school district

@@natanaelconcha92 Source of inspiration, did you attend university for that though?

Imagine knowing somewhere that set your life for good once you quit

Everyone has chapters in their book of life. That chapter of “sacrifice my youth” is what makes you much more laser focused in the new chapter you’re in. Have no regrets, appreciate that you learned a priceless lesson as most won’t have that realization you had until even more later in their life

Or just, you know, does something they enjoy for work. Typically for not much pay, but at least they don't hate their existence.

Thanks offbrand🙏🏼🙏🏼

Granted he's talking about 9-5's, where you must be dead inside, so, it's accurate.

The fuck? I do the same thing you do, and work for the same company you do. I never get to listen to audiobooks, or anything. Also, being outside sucks ass man, idk why you think that's a positive. The intense sun and heat are good in moderation, terrible when you're doing it for more than two hours, let alone a seven/eight hour shift. God, it's worse when it starts raining, because you don't stop when it does, you gotta keep going. As soon as you put a raincoat on, the rain stops and all you're left with is heat. The exercise is good, though, even if it hurts at the end of the day. Don't get me started on poor management, and short-handedness. Being the only cart attendant working for a significant part of your shift at a supercenter is terrible. Your job sucks man. I've had to do it for 6 months, I'm already sick of it, and want to do something else.

@@Orange_Swirl I've done this job for 16 months. It sucks. So do most entry level jobs. The rain sucks butthole too. But it's currently winter, and as long as you have a ton of layers on, two pairs of gloves and some hand warmers the cold isn't that bad. It does suck being the only guy on the lot half the time. Work fast, but never as fast as you possible can. They'll squeeze every last drop out of you that they can, but once they see that even you have limits they'll send someone else outside on the side of the lot that's usually not as busy, OR they'll just have to put up with one side being out of carts half the time. As long as they see you're working hard and methodically they won't fire you for being unable to do the impossible. I'm sure you have at least one lazy piece of shit coworker who isn't working half the time and does a shit job yet somehow hasn't gotten fired for the months or years he's been there. As long as you work hard and watch your mouth they won't fire their best worker. Don't break yourself trying to push 20 at once by hand. And I don't know about your store, but I've been listening to audiobooks in one ear for months and they haven't bothered me yet. So do many of the stockers I see inside (and one other cart pusher). Just take it out when they call you inside to do shit that has nothing to do with your job title.

@@nickanthropocene6502 Don't forget your salary is significantly lower, though.

.....and it's a great way to stay in shape.

​@@Orange_Swirl ....and it's a great way to stay in shape

That's the joke that got me lmao

Yeah. But it's not that bad. I work night shifts. Prefect so I can get drunk after work and pass out without having to worry about waking up early. It's a good life

@@theonlineanimal6009 oh yeah absolutely

@@theonlineanimal6009 what job?

@@theonlineanimal6009 I also do night shifts, quite awesome

@Minimalist Vlogger I clean rental cars at the Airport.

I just looked up MARCIA ANN BICE online and researched her accreditation. She seem very proficient, I wrote her detailing my Fin-market goals and scheduled an appointment

I am 90% sure most of the comments here are bots.

@Dorian Jacobs You don't need a professional. Just put some in a total market fund for growth and some in bonds for security, and then just hold until you really need the money.

@Elizabethadams712don’t u have to put lots of work into side gigs tho, like more than an hour a day

@Elizabethadams712 ah okay

Thanks man❤

This is considered long form?

@@jackxson6109 yea? Have a look at his other videos

@@Unown134 Yeah I saw he mostly does shorts which last under a minute, but 3 minutes really isn’t long at all. I consider long form content to be 10+ minutes

@@jackxson6109 bit late but personally long form content is 20+ minutes for me.

Teachers and Starbucks baristas

@@landokalriz lmao true

LOL

That's why I enlisted 14 years ago. To escape the poor paying office job. Now I have a well paying one. Bad eyes.

Just do that quiet quit thing. You get paid to work from this time to this time on these doing x not on that time and that time on those days doing y and z. Just politely tell them to get bent and cite your contract stating when you work and what you work and make it clear you will not be doing anything outside of that

Not if you work for the government

😂probably cause I look like I’m out of my mind, which I am

Yes

Isn't he Handsome?

@@Projektor912 He is, very much so

thank you now i can see discrimination in a new light

Indeed

Ignorance that’s called ignorance

@@landokalriz you're name's very close to Lando Kalrizian from Star Wars unless that was the point

@@ADodoBird looool

Facts

Even if you start your own business, you're working for your customers, since your money will depend on the customers. The hard part is finding a job and company that is worth staying out with. Its hard not to job hop because so many companies are trash to work for.

@@avaliausd. At least with your own business. You can make decisions to change things. And the customers are not usually the problem, the problem is usually the ridiculous amount of overregulation and paperwork that no one in government would read, except when they want to screw you.

I learned that the hard way. I only take a job that works with my availability. I put open availability to a crappy job that didn't pay me enough or give me a schedule where I could work a second job. Thank God for ride-sharing and delivery service apps that you can set the schedule so employers like that can't keep you down.

I wish it was 9 to 5. Where I live, it's actually 8 to 5. I need that extra hour for sleep.

😂I owe it to the people

All about perspective:)

Holy fuck thats a 15hrs shift

​@@ChillExpressions5 am to 11 pm in Basic

Facts. Actually 5:30am - UNTIL

@@seanstravelsandvlogs6233basic is temporary

😂it’s how it has to be

😂don’t lie

😅thank you bro🙏🏼

I felt the same way until I made a commitment to keep my work and personal lives completely separate from one another. If anyone asks me how work was, I always answer “it was work”. It doesn’t matter if I had a good or bad day. I don’t discuss it. And I don’t discuss my personal life at work. But most importantly, I’m not there to make friends, so I will NEVER socialize with coworkers outside of work. If more people followed that those people wouldn’t feel like work is consuming them

@@nicholasselke5214 Gotta say I respect your move. For some, the two can bleed into each other since you can see your co-workers more than you do your family. It can be a place where people can help or hurt you. The bad thing is, if it does become a toxic place, there can be no escape from it. At least you can move homes but you gotta go back to the same place everyday for work unless you transfer and that isn’t always easy. I’m personally not trying to mend the two but with potential health complications going with my Mom, it’s inevitable that I will be a different person at work and I feel I’ll have no choice but to say why. That’s just me.

@@nicholasselke5214i just started my first 9-5 out of college and ive been trying to make an effort of doing this. sometimes i catch myself thinking about a work related issue or cracking open my laptop to look at something on the weekend and then i try to stop that as soon as i recognize it happening

I have a job like that, and I totally agree with you. Literally any job can be good or bad depending on your co-workers and the culture there. Feels like the people that dunk on 9-5 jobs never considered the notion that a job doesn't have to fulfill you - that's what hobbies are for. For me, needing to be fulfilled in everything you do reeks of suffering from an excessive amount of privilege.

@@Thuazabi the problem is you don't always have time for hobbies.

​@@Thuazabi Also, working a 9-5 drains all the motivation out of my personal life. I don't hate my work, but I'm tired everyday, and just wanna sleep. Work insidiously creeps into my brain and distracts me from actually doing hobbies.

​@@wanderingrandomeractually 9-5 isnt that bad if you know how to manage your time im living in 3rd world country and i have friends like working at least 10 hours a day 6 days at week but still they are spending time to their hobbies etc etc.

Depends what you do yes, I did some shite jobs, so for a few years 9to 5 was happy days because after 5 you were free to do whatever , but yes 9 to 5 still gets tedious eventually almost no matter what they pay, it also depends how micromanaged the job is

😂now you’re livin 👌🏻

That’s a tax write off with fireworks on the side.

❤ hug to you

It can be quite challenging sometimes😂

@@landokalriz understandably so haha

😂I’ll take it! Thank you🙌🏼

gotta keep it suspenseful😏

Dang, you beat me

You know it, wish I could do more but I’m working on it🙏🏼

@@landokalriz well keep up the good work 🤝

Thank you bro🙏🏼🙏🏼

Thank you🙏🏼I’m trying to push long fort content a lottt more in the future

Thank you man🙏🏼🙏🏼

Thank you🙏🏼🙏🏼

Life isn't worth living. But the people at the top count on your very natural fear of death to keep you coming to work to make them money.

When life looks like this then it really seems not to be. I think it is true that we all need to follow our own goals in life. If you want freedom and happiness then it is possible. It's just discovering how to get that which is the hard part. Like, I absolutely love technology and software development. The issue is with how I turn that into a marketable skill. The most straightforward way to do it is complete college, get relevant experience, and sell my soul to a company. It's like that because HR requires obscene qualifications for a job that could be done by a monkey with a hammer.

That’s why I’m not having kids. It’s not a nice thing to do.

well, you need to get out of these situations. Relationships are key

Never a shortage😂

@@landokalriz u gotta start your own pen company at some point