frigidweirdo
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Sez so in the Bible, and it's absolutely necessary for the survival of mankind.
"But for the elects sake....."
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And who wrote the Bible?
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Sez so in the Bible, and it's absolutely necessary for the survival of mankind.
"But for the elects sake....."
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I have nothing but ill will for all my emp!oyers. They have all padded on as far as I have been told. They were all awful terrible rotten people.
I strongly believe most workers consider their employers as enemies.
Well, its too late for that, but I agree nonetheless.If you have served your time in the work world rat race, you owe it to yourself to get out asap and start having a great life.
Having no money is even worse on your health.That's unfortunate. Waking and working day in and out is not good for ones health.
I would invest in raw resources and the weaponry to protect them before super inflation burnt up my savings. Unfortunately thats what it looks like these days, waiting for it to topple over.Yup, and dem incompetence makes that paycheck even more important.
Are you gonna depend on Biden and Pelosi to support you after your savings run out?
Well, I agree, but, you can toss that in the trash when you are surrounded by folks that put their career before their personal lives. Big ideology clash.A person's purpose has little to do with work. In fact, nothing.
I agree. Some people who have prestigious jobs can’t see themselves retired. It reminds me of all those old guys on 60 Minutes for decades. They essentially die on the job.There's more to it than that. At least the ones I've met, their position at the University is a big part of their identity.
Neither can my wife! I get it, believe me.I can't help that , but thx Mike ~S~
Let's face it Methuselah, all of your employers are dead!I have nothing but ill will for all my emp!oyers. They have all padded on as far as I have been told. They were all awful terrible rotten people.
Let's face it Methuselah, all of your employers are dead!
My point exactly!He's in his 90s. He retired 30 years ago.
And he knows the current generation of young workers is the hardest working in history.
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What's a lie, a lie and a fucking joke.
A job is like a personal business, but without the problems.The problem there is that most people work for someone else and not for themselves. They spend decades working so some other person can fulfill their desires and never have the time to fulfill their own.
When you realize you don't need to trade your hours for dimes you can truly find a purpose that is yours and not someone else's
No it isn't.A job is like a personal business, but without the problems.
So your parents then...Nope. I'm not going to depend on the lying Dems or the lying repugs to do much of anything.
Not for everyone of course.No it isn't.
"Building" a business often starts with having a job to start it up.I can build a business and it will make money whether I am there or not.
I did that. Sold my apartment building, a venture that started with my job. Saved up half of the down payment (took me 10 years). Borrowed the other half from my employer. Pays to do a good job on the job.I can sell a business and walk away with a nice nest egg. You can't sell your job to someone else.
It looks like a lot of Americans aren’t happy with their job.No it isn't.
I can build a business and it will make money whether I am there or not.
I would rather earn 1% off a 100 people's efforts than 100% off my own efforts.
John D. Rockefeller
Try not showing up at your job and see how much money you make that day.
I can sell a business and walk away with a nice nest egg. You can't sell your job to someone else.
Ahhh, the retirement home.I did in 2015. Now I'm probably going back to prison.
Ready...Aim...shoot self in foot.It looks like a lot of Americans aren’t happy with their job.
The Great Resignation Is Far From Over, as Unemployed Americans Who Quit Their Jobs Reaches 30 Year High
Don't get too bored.Doing that in 24 days.
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