I have never thought that about any job. I just dont want to be homeless (again).
I think the begging for the job is more, “I need this to keep a roof over my head and put food on my table,” than any real desire to work at a soulless job.
it’s basically just a fancy way of saying “hey god could i maybe not die in the near future?”
Yeah, it’s really begging for some semblance of financial stability. The job is just a means to that end, and more realistic than hoping for a winning lottery ticket.
Started working at Sonic about a week ago. $9 an hour for training. Yeighhhhh
Made it 7 months this time.
And then what happened?
And then I found out everyone I worked with on a daily basis was making minimum double, sometimes triple what I was making, though they couldn’t find an extra $5k a year so I could stop driving Uber on the side. So then we had a heart-to-heart. Boss thought the “this is insubordination, I’m your boss!” card would work, because she clearly can’t read a room. And just like that, it turned out she wasn’t my boss anymore, and now they’re just kinda fucked to pick up the pieces I suppose. Whomp whomp.
Might be time to realize that they all suck at some level
Oh, I’m long past there. The trick is making the other things work adequately.
I got what should have been my dream job. I hated it and I was so depressed that I contemplated suicide. True story.
Amateur. My dream job was just to exist in nature without a job, just creating to create, and instead I’m constantly tempted with employment
