/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57577554
Planning future happening date, based on someones birthday, a mt. rushmore nft, or macroeconomic developments in china would be nearly impossible considering the amount of delays we have already seen with this case.

see my earlier post:
>>57576620

A solid demoralization technique is to constantly hype dates, knowing they are going to be nothing burgers because of the gears hedgies have clogged in the legal system. It is also very difficult to know if its being pushed by shills or just natural excitement because who doesn't like getting excited about major court dates, especially when/if we get to hear our old dear friend Neelay Das attempt to read the messages hes receiving from hedgies in real time and hopelessly try to communicate the pre written statements and responses to our judge papa.

Stay vigilant and stay hydrated we might moon soon, or considering it is an election year we might moon in ~~8+ months. When this bubble pops its going to be at least as bad as 08.

Good to post this for reference too:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO

>>16000862
You are correct anon, I enjoyed reading you btfoing those retarded faggots, thank you for that.

Wakey Wakey Australian Wagies. It's time to get ready for work.

Euros/Amerifats, better get to bed early so you're refreshed and ready for work tomorrow ;)

The real question here is,
Do I have to tell unemployment that I got a job if I never signed a W-2 or any paperwork and they write me a paper check?

Today's wagecucking is, dare I say it, quite demoralising.

I am new to my job and have so little to do, partly because knowing how to do anything takes experience and contextual knowledge that I lack. And many of the projects I see are kind of inconsequential and involve shitloads of meetings and paperwork to change boring processes. And my lunch break ends in two minutes. I literally talked to someone next to a water cooler today.

The Staceys in the office have this dumb cake day thing and it's so excruciating when they offer me any, because to not do so would be openly admitting that I'm the office beta and everybody knows it.

I saw yesterday that Peter Hitchens has a son that's a journalist. They live such uncucked lives compared to me, without the 9 to 5 or boring work.

It's so boring. I work in an unimportant part of a giant company and most projects are near pointless.

I went to the gym last night but I was somehow so tired I couldn't do 152.5 kg squats for 5 reps. I did 7 sets of 5 just a few months ago. At least I didn't have junk food yesterday. Hopefully my fatigue is only temporary.

I looked at random LinkedIn profiles and everyone's life looks much more exciting than mine. I save barely any money each month. Remember a few months ago when I'd go for pointless walks through London? I was so uncucked and free. I already have nostalgia for those times.

I'm finding that if I leave work at 5 pm, the evening doesn't feel short, like I expected. My only issue is wasting all my free time due to a blackpill induced malaise that has lasted for over 5 years.

Today was an awful wagecuck day.

Today I woke up after 7 hours and 20 minutes of sleep, even though I slept before midnight. I felt tired all day.

Then I only spent 20 minutes browsing the internet and drinking coffee in the morning but my train was so slow for some reason, so I only got in right on 9 am. Leaving before 5 is a big psychological boost and I'd have to leave right at 5 to work 8 hours.

The first thing I did was have some sort of "sandwich session" with other new employees. It really reiterated how awkward in conversation and ugly I am. When the group was thinning out, the last remaining other employee seemed really desperate not to be left alone with me.

I can't speak properly due to nervousness and fear of social judgement. And I ask people questions. But after each answer by the other person, it's like the group jolts in to an awkward stop.

I had my 30 minutes of lunch time later on and it was a waste from every perspective except not working. 30 minutes isn't good enough for a good 4chan browsing session.

Then right at the end of the day the people in my office, including both of my managers, decide to have an impromptu meeting and discussion so I had to stay more than 8 hours. They all arrived an hour or more after me as well and obviously if I point out that I arrived at 9 and my 8 hours were up, they'd think badly of me. Hopefully they won't care if I leave early tomorrow.

Nothing in my job is rewarding intellectually or gives me a lot of responsibility. I feel like a corporate janitor. I'm on a graduate scheme with 4 9 month placements so hopefully my next one will be good. But it's so boring.