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Well?

>> No.14208517

More normalfag propaganda to convince people that being a jewish slave until you're 70 is a good lifestyle

>> No.14208524

>>14208517
>t. seething NEET

>> No.14208550

>>14208517
There is little alternative for people who don't have safety nets up their asses. The average entrepreneur starts his/hers first company after about 17 years of professional experience

>> No.14208556

Ragie wagie in a cagie

>> No.14208558

>>14208501
Only true for uncreative and uninspired people. I saved up to live the neetlife for a year and it was the best, most productive time in my life.

>> No.14208559
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>>14208524
Did you enjoy your 2 days of freedom, wagie? Anyways its time for you to get back in the cage. Wouldn't want to let down Mr. Shekelstein after all!

>> No.14208596

>>14208501
Playing video games is a form of work. In fact, beating a video game unironically has more positive impact on this clown world than most of the work wagies do.

>> No.14208599

Being active and feeling a sense of accomplishment from what you do is good for the soul, but the kind of work mandated by the economic system is repetitive nonsense that is ultimately soul sapping.

>> No.14208608

>>14208558
Inspiring and I agree with you. I have $200k saved up right now, enough for a year at least, but I am concerned about being able to go back into the workforce with a gap year on my resume. Any advice for this?

>> No.14208629

>>14208608
a year? Nigga that's enough to live comfortably for 5-10 years in most US towns

>> No.14208632

>>14208608
just say you had a depressive episode and then realized how beautiful life is which inspired you to work again

>> No.14208641

>>14208608
>enough for a year at least
That's enough to last at least 4 years even in the most expensive parts of the world.

>> No.14208659
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>>14208501
C O P E

>> No.14208677

>>14208632

top kek, i bet some people would believe this to the core

>> No.14208687

>>14208501
Based. No successful person would ever discount the value of work.

>>14208517
Have sex

>> No.14208697

>>14208608

instead of spending it you could do a comfy part time job or something seasonal to pay bills and let your investments grow

>> No.14208708

>>14208687
>Have sex
Dilate

>> No.14208730

>>14208501
Literally the same group of idiots who are telling you to not buy Bitcoin except they're trying to convince you to do equally as foolish things to your health.

>> No.14208756

>>14208608
I would discourage it. I did it, but for the wrong reasons.
I did do some personal projects, but they were still worthless at the end of it and I had to lower my pay to get back into the workforce.
The only reason you should quit a job is if your side project is so successful that you're going to make more money from it than your job.

>> No.14208758

>>14208629
>>14208641
Well yeah, sure, it's just the issue of having a gap on my resume that worries me, because clearly 200k isn't enough to retire.
>>14208632
Kind of true really, but the depression is caused by work.
>>14208697
I've considered this. The only problem is that most part-time jobs I know of would look just as useless as a gap year to the employers I have, I think. I'm interested in data analysis and actuarial work. What you're saying sounds nice too though.

>> No.14208791

>>14208756
My current job is in a dead-end career with terrible salary and I despise working here so I'm quitting and trying to get back into my old industry (which was actuarial work) regardless. But taking a gap year in between has certainly crossed my mind.

>> No.14208796

>>14208758
Just put it all in LINK retard. You will be able to retire by the end of the year.

>> No.14208845

>>14208501
Jewish lies

>> No.14208849

>>14208796
I can't bring myself to do it. I made the $200k in crypto but it means so much to me now because I hate my job so much that I'm too attached to it. I still have about $50,000 in BTC and ETH left that I'm enjoying watching grow but I'm far too attached to the rest of it to go down that road again. I had about $270,000 in crypto at the end of 2017, for reference.

>> No.14208863

>>14208849
>I still have about $50,000 in BTC and ETH left
Well then you're still going to make it, just have to wait a couple years longer.

>> No.14208893

>>14208501
Its actually a good way to do the exact opposite.

>> No.14208903

>>14208659
Jesus, do McDs really have call centers ?
>wen day is dark, remember - it can always get fucking worse

>> No.14208920

>>14208501

HAHAHAHHA

NEETS ETERNALLY BTFO

>> No.14208959

>>14208903
Can you fucking imagine having to be on the phone 12 hours a day with literal 65-year-old boomers who didn't get any pickles on their burgers at McDonald's?

>> No.14208976

Haven't worked in 6 years and I hope I never have to go back

>> No.14208986

Dude just wageslave for 50+ years LMAO

>> No.14209007

>>14208501
It's really easy; just ask a normie if they would work for free.

>> No.14209025

>>14208849
You need to have at least a suicide stack of 1k link

>> No.14209951

That's why everyone you know with a fulltime job loves it, is a happy well-adjusted person and dreads weekends and holidays

>> No.14210272

the eternal neet is a mindset, not a lifestyle.

What happens when you waste so much time, and fall so far behind, is that you begin to overcompensate, and those things you used to enjoy for pleasure, don't seem to matter anymore. Nothing ends up mattering and you end up looking for a purpose, and a drive. And once you find it. You become a workhorse with a soul.

>> No.14210294

>>14210272
But you dont only work for money, you work for that purpose. That purpose usually is so grand that you can't take any days off or even entertain the idea of wasting time. That is the eternal NEET.

>> No.14210611

>>14208608
>Any advice for this?
just go get some casual 6-12 hours per week job or go be a volunteer at some charity for 1 day per week

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>>14208959
>imagine

>> No.14210820

Setting goals and completing tasks is all you have to do. Even if you never have to go to a job again, it's good to have hobbies and be productive.