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- Comment on The ‘996’ work trend comes with dire health warnings 2 weeks ago:
Depending on that hourly rat, a lot of that extra money gets taken away from you anyway, trying to keep up with that lifestyle. If you’re working 9-9 you don’t have time to cook dinners or exercise or really do anything to keep yourself healthy, so you’ll either be buying take out meals, or home delivery, etc. Probably gain weight, then need a gym membership.
Then you start questioning why you’re living in a larger apartment/house when you barely use the space or nice location you’re paying a premium for…
It all gets fun real fast once you start burning out and can’t keep up the charade anymore.
- Comment on Time to Strike Out on your Own 5 weeks ago:
Micro loans with Klarna? Duh, its like you haven’t been paying attention yo how the new economy works… /S
- Comment on How The US Gave Up On Growing Food 1 month ago:
Its been interesting watching people who literally own millions of dollars in land scream about how poor they are, and continuously blame liberal ‘elites’ when they could sell or rent their millions of dollars of land for profit. Like I get it, that value isn’t liquid cash so they might be cash poor and finding it hard to make ends meet, but when you’re sitting on extremely valuable land that you can sell whenever, its crazy to be screaming about being poor when most people in the US own nothing and are renting their apartments or homes, and have no value of anything to sell when they’re cash poor.
- Comment on Fewer People Are Reading for Fun, Study Finds | From 2003 to 2023, the share of Americans who read for pleasure fell 40 percent, a sharp decline that is part of a continuing downward trend. 2 months ago:
Literally everyone is overworked and fried. My partner had a job that she got to leave at work, when she was home, she was home, all work resources were stuck at work so even if you wanted to do anything extra, you couldn’t. She would read all the time multiple books a month.
Now she works for a tech company and literally never reads. Even if she knocks off at 3, or 4pm out of sheer frustration with her project management, she’s so emotionally exhausted she doesn’t want to do half the stuff she used to at the previous job.