/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11648400
Thank you anon, you as well

>>11648409
>>11648444

I agree but I also largely blame myself. A lot of my friends ended up with good jobs (though not the ones I went to college with). People I know who majored in Finance or Computer Science all have good jobs and are able to purchase houses. Anyone I know who went into liberal arts is fucked working in the service industry.

Worse, I have a DUI so I can't do Uber, Postmates, DoorDash, or any gig economy jobs that would get me out of pure wagecuckery.

The only people I know doing well with a liberal arts degree are those who went to grad school or worked unpaid internships full time for multiple years. It's fucked. I talked to my older cousins who are closer to 40 now. They all got bullshit degrees in liberal arts, none of them are working in something related to their degree, but they all make close to 6 figures. I naively assumed I'd have the same luck. "All you need is a college degree anon, it opens up so many doors".

Shit is fucked. I've never worked a job that required more than a 4th grade education, but I've almost only worked with other college grads. Ironically, people I know who did hard drugs and nearly dropped out of high school are doing better than I am these days

>>11077111
how OP?! HOW DO YOU LIVE THE NEET LIFE? Is there a secret trick? Are you just born rich? Most people don't choose to work, they work because they have no other option. How can I live the NEET life?! YOU TELL ME RIGHT FUCKING NOW