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>>14600182
Wagecucks are so fucking stupid.

Currently NEET in BC, Canada. I'm getting $575 (USD) or €510 per month from the taxcux. How do I get more?

I have completely failed at adulthood. I'm 27. 11 years ago I worked in a grocery store a 5 min walk from my parents place, which I moved back into 8 years ago. Today, I received an email from their HR telling me that they're sending my application to the store manager. In this 11 year period, I finished HS, moved between 4 different cities, spent 6 years in university and then dropped out, and have pretty much been in and out of dead end jobs since I dropped out. Went to trade school and flunked out, got a job in my field and then got fired, so here I am at 27 excited at the opportunity to go work with children and retards at the local store, the same store that I worked at right out of high school. I can't believe this, but it was honestly easier for me to get a job and keep it as a teenager in the middle of the Great Recession than now. I've gained 30 kg, but I'm technically more educated, but it doesn't seem to matter. I'm starting to have legitimate worries about saving for retirement. I didn't think I would enter my 30s with a net worth of $0, or close to it, or maybe even negative. I thought I'd be married, gainfully employed, and a condo owner by now. Instead, I'm a fucking NEET who mooches of his pensioner parents and the taxcux. I wouldn't have lifted a finger in school if I knew this is how I was going to turn out.

Any NEETs getting rich here? I recently bought some ETH for some software that required it, not a HODLtard. Is crypto worth owning on its own merits, or is it just something you should own if you need it? To me, it seems a lot like silver. Affordable, unstable, and only "useful" once converted back into local currency.

Crypto REALLY needs to work on UI and UX. It took me a week to get what I needed, and it's taking longer to get the keys/storefiles I need for this software. Finally got my support ticket answered today.

Really disappointing that using a traditional debit card is so much easier & cheaper than crypto for everything except international transactions less than ~$100.