ThisIsACoolName
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I plan on becoming a Street Fighter.
Whenever I run into someone from high school that I didn't particularly like and they ask me what I'm going to college for, I tell them that I'm studying to be a mercenary.
I plan on becoming a Street Fighter.
Correction: the less interested you are in your career (or career path), the worse your job is going to be.
I mostly do landscaping, as I'm a mere high schooler entering college in a few weeks. It's a great job, I don't need to deal with asshole micro-management and I just...dig, plant, rake, mulch, mow, weed whack, cut trees and shit all while listening to music. A lot of my work is for people who own horses and the best days are ones where I get to ride around on a beast Kubota for 6 hours mowing huge pastures and then weed whack for three more around the fences lol...it might not sound all that fun but I really enjoy that.
Anyone with a decent education would find any modern 'career path' restrictive, boring and ultimately unsatisfying.
Anyone with a decent education would find any modern 'career path' restrictive, boring and ultimately unsatisfying.
Hmm... quite a broad, undescriptive generalization you just made there. Feel free to elaborate.
why the fuck do people have such a glorified view of past times?
god sakes, your life is 1325032050235200x easier than people 300 or 400 years ago. You want to live your life having to work 10 hours a day 7 days a week doing manual labor (no matter how shitty the conditions are) so you can go home to a small shack with very little food, no air conditioning, nothing. If it's negative 80 degrees in the winter, your ass is freezing all night.
There is no and there was no "good ole times". Living in 1800s or 1900s was fucking miserable compared to our times.
my point is if I didn't want to work 7 days a week i didn't HAVE to.