>Yeah, you've really won at the game of life No, I can think of many people who won harder, but it isn't one of you wagies.
This made me think, thank you. Goes to show the importance of spiritual enlightenment.
>so I am not exactly "aspiring". Hence the brackets around 'aspiring'.
>you can at least in part thank me Working in a corp is so fucking easy just about everyone can do it, dont kid yourself. Thats why they just add arbitrary requirements like work experience or degrees.
Your routine at your job doesnt really mean anything.
Austin Johnson
You sound like somebody who has never eaten a Dominoes pizza. Sometimes luxury goods are just nice for their own sake.
Brandon Mitchell
Your country doesn't love you back
Nicholas Nguyen
I 'work' at a place where we design astronomical equipment and shoot airsoft guns at each other when bored. My bonuses this month consist of a 3D printer, a Glock, and a DIY drone kit. It's more of a paid hobby.
Carson Russell
It's called finding work you're passionate about you fucking autistic no good NEET.
You're a leech to society.
Alexander Walker
>For dumbfuck NEETs people are either bitter waveslaves making $5 a day or multi-millionaire Chad's buying real estate with their Dad's money Almost. You are either part of the bourgeoisie or the proleteriat. If you cant comfortably retire right now with, lets say 5 million USD, you are definitely not in the former.
>a Glock Klinkt goed. Een echte?
Logan Mitchell
The reason I'm a wagefag is because I didn't finish college.
Sorry not sorry. All I need is enough money to keep myself happy and afloat.
Xavier Long
Lucky for 31 possibly, realistic for 35+. If you don;t waste your 20's bitching about how unfair life is and actually put some work in while making some sacrifices. To many people make excuses and ignore their own failings.
Kayden Evans
>>what is a hyperbole I know it was hyperbole, but it sounds like you're just making excuses. I think you have it in you to build your own business. Do it up, friendo. It's much more fulfilling than working for someone else. Find something you can provide, and do it.
Aaron Collins
>To many people make excuses and ignore their own failings. My inability to work for the rest of my life is ostensibly my own "fault". I do not complain about this, I have just found a way around my limitations. Your passive-aggressive tone suggests you are not happy with this.
