/biz/ - Business & Finance

How could you fall for that? I hate /pol/faggots who romanticize blue-collar work. Because that praise is clearly coming from people who haven't held such a job and are just parroting something else they heard, glorifying an ideal that doesn't even exist.

Everyone who works a trade job fucking hates their life and dies way before their time because of the health issues associated with their trade.

Trade schools are great wtf.

Anon, life is all a meme.

I fell for the college meme, what did it earn me?
>48K USD debt
>soul crushing office job in tokyo
After slaving for 3 years I ALMOST have enough to pay off all of my debt and be back to 0 dollars like I was in high school.

Meanwhile my brother became an electrician, has 0 debt, owns a house and 2 cars and has a shitton of stacks. On the flipside, his back is absolutely fucked and he only just turned 30.

If you don't make it off of crypto/investments your only options in life are to enslave yourself to Jew debt owners and slave away in a little cuck cubicle until your 60 or literally sell your health and wellbeing in order to provide for your family.

It's not our faults. Our boomer parents sold us out to the kike.

>>20458585
Thought I was the only one that thought the "hurr trades bro" meme was fucking stupid. I've done nothing but work shit jobs for all my life and have some faggots telling me "just go to trade school bro don't bother getting an education!".

Their arguments would have more merit if their parents didn't pay for their college and weren't sitting at home in the AC on their asses pretending to work for $60k/y.

that shit was being shilled by boomers here and /pol/ around the time I got out of HS, I'm glad I didnt fall for it, hell no im not doing physically heavy and humilliating jobs for pocket change, im going to learn code debt free and get a cool dev job, save money, invest it, and retire in my 30s, so I can make my own business.

I'll give you guys a rundown

>sign up for trade
>get promised a high paying job straight after graduating
>pass everything and become certified
>don't get a job offered
>look online instead and contact some boomer
>they straight up tell me he doesn't care if i want to learn and that i have to "pay my dues"
>offer me literally the same of a bezos wageslave for grunt work
>finally contact another potential employer
>same "paying your dues" speech thrown at me

Seriously wtf does that mean? Paying your dues?

>>20458718
damn linus q

>>20458718

>paying your dues

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHH

>>20458607
>life is all a meme
Most important lesson from this thread.

>>20458718
I will give you a hint: you are either a boss or a donkey. But some donkeys are more equal than others.

>>20458891
>>20458718
welcome to /biz/ anon, we have IDs here

>>20458718
also if you ever come back to the thread, you could probably go from knowing jack shit to knowing enough to get a job at small company of you go self taught code, try the /g/ /dpt/ coding challenges for popular languages, you can go and search couple of jobs online and see what skills are in demand right now for the area you would like to work.

>>20459077
Thanks for the advice anon. I kept hearing how coding was over saturated though

>>20459148
lmao no, its just people trying to gatekeep, we are only starting to get into this, and the further in the future we go the more coders we will need.
Of course in couple years just knowing what is taught now will make you nothing, its a career where you will have to keep learning, specially now with how fast tech is accelerating.