how do you guys make your life enjoyable?
I work for 9 hours a day only to have like 6 hours of free time. Why has society become like this? there is no point in "living" if you actually work more than you live and I have become severely depressed with that
How do you guys make your life enjoyable?
thai hookers are the only thing that make being a wagie worthwhile
Just wait for UBI bro when everything automated.
I got a job driving a delivery truck and I get to go all over the place while listening to music and podcasts and audio books. I have to bust my ass everyday, but before I do I get to drive for like an hour. It's great. One full hour of countryside driving, no boss, no customers, just me the road and my music.
To think that some people hate this is crazy to me. One day I'll tour and play my own music instead of delivering crap, I just have to get to where I want to be.
alcohol. twitch streamers and redlettermedia make me feel like i have friends even though i don't
how do you get a job as a truck driver?
There's places that will train you like Dayton Freight. But I think you're better off if you get a job at fedex or Cintas or something so you can see if you like it first.
>Why has society become like this?
Jews being jews, and normalfags being pussies and conformists.
>how do you guys make your life enjoyable?
I don't. I gave up on trying to "improve" in a structured and organized manner. There's no net result to improvement anyway, so I'm fine with things being good enough. I say at 5:30am, before I lose my precious 1 hour of moonlight left over to another filthy fucking irritating slog through college horse shit.
>Why has society become like this?
Passive acceptance coupled with the idiotic belief that powerful people have your best interest in mind. They don't. They hate you and would make you slaves if they could. They want everything, nothing is enough, if you don't fight them they will take it all.
Every chart comparing the efficiency and the output of the present day worker vs one from 100 years ago is 175%+ above what it used to be. Yet we don't work half the hours of our great-grandparents and our money doesn't go as far. Nobody stops to ask why.
They talked about the four day work week in the motherfucking 1970s, and that was before computers. The modern worker outputs so much more than ever before, yet they ask us for the same hours for less pay. And you're considered a lazy ingrate if you dare question it.