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This gives me flashbacks of a manager I had that was on my case a lot for not smiling or looking happy enough.

i have experience of being a NEET, being in college, being in university, and being a laborer - laboring is the simplest, least stressful, and most fulfilling

i get paid to work out by moving heavy things all day, can buy the food i want and live where i want, and every month when the cash comes in i am closer to achieving my goal, you're at least on the road to getting to where you want to be

choosing to be a NEET is accepting that you could never achieve what you want out of life - if you're truly happy spending 18 hours a day in front of a computer and living with your parents for the rest of your life then ok if that's what you wanna do,  but as robert heinlein put it:

here is life and here is dying, only sin is lack of trying

c4 said: 

i have experience of being a NEET, being in college, being in university, and being a laborer - laboring is the simplest, least stressful, and most fulfilling

i get paid to work out by moving heavy things all day, can buy the food i want and live where i want, and every month when the cash comes in i am closer to achieving my goal, you're at least on the road to getting to where you want to be

If you don't feel your body hurt, you haven't done any real labor work. It's anything but simple, not stressful and fulfilling.

choosing to be a NEET is accepting that you could never achieve what you want out of life - if you're truly happy spending 18 hours a day in front of a computer and living with your parents for the rest of your life then ok if that's what you wanna do

This is not an option for a lot of people. Not even stereotypical parents are okay with feeding you for the rest of their lives while you're sitting on your ass, not bringing in money.

Smart persons bring in money with their brain.

Wagecucks are young or dumb persons.

When I was younger, I was a hardcore wagecuck/laborer. I got fired from a lot of jobs for not putting in enough effort, and quit a few on my own for being too exhausting.

Cawk said:

If you don't feel your body hurt, you haven't done any real labor work. It's anything but simple, not stressful and fulfilling.

interesting that you're both disparaging and gatekeeping labor work in the same thread

i'd argue manual labor work is the simplest possible form of work, most often requiring no skills, education, or work history to enter

i can't speak for what it's like in the USA, though in the UK it's almost impossible to get fired, so what is there to be stressed about? you turn up, work hard, go home

whether it's fulfilling or not depends on your individual personality i suppose

Cawk said:

This is not an option for a lot of people. Not even stereotypical parents are okay with feeding you for the rest of their lives while you're sitting on your ass, not bringing in money.

Smart persons bring in money with their brain.

Wagecucks are young or dumb persons.

When I was younger, I was a hardcore wagecuck/laborer. I got fired from a lot of jobs for not putting in enough effort, and quit a few on my own for being too exhausting.

i'd expect most NEET's, excluding the homeless, live with and are fed by their parents or government handouts

i had the impression you lived with your parents, do you not?

i agree most wagecucks are young or dumb, or just lack ambition, the flexibility suits a lot of people with kids and other commitments though so it's not uncommon to find people stepping down from higher up in the career ladder to a simpler job

I've worked at 7 factories now and other hard labor jobs, it is simple but it is by far the worst. The repetition of doing the same ardous task thousands of times a week, while realizing you are saving so little money toward your goal is absolutely maddening. Not to mention the conditions you have to endure are ridiculous. Right now, I can't even grow facial hair because I have to wear full face respirators, my clothes are ruined and half the day I reek of paint. It is so cucked, to spend a third of your life forced to do something that benefits you so little but also stresses you out

My father is an eternal wagie, going on 20 years in same factory. He almost has mental breakdowns because he has done back breaking his entire life, yet will be behind on bills with no money for spending. He's getting up there in age and he happily does 16 hour shifts because of the money. He makes maybe $2 more an hour than me at an entry level job

If im still a wagie when im 30, i'll probably take a bath with a toaster honestly

Who even made this chart? A lot of people with college degrees these days are interchangeable from the Low/Shit Tiers. 

My only requirement to be paid these days is to do an occasional phone call and not die. 

Cawk said:

Smart persons bring in money with their brain.

I guess that's something smart people and disordered people have in common. 

I got fired from a lot of jobs for not putting in enough effort, and quit a few on my own for being too exhausting.

"Too exhausting"? That's oddly honest of you. 

What about the work was tiring you out? 

Kestrel said:

The repetition of doing the same ardous task thousands of times a week

I don't mind my cushy salesjob tbh and I'll be moving up before the end of this year :))) 

Arbeit Macht Frei 

I've been doing fraud and freelance programming for crypto here and there, it's been an adventurous and free life so far. Lots of time for travels and dating etc.

I feel bad for wagecucks that dont enjoy it