/lit/ - Literature

>>18846203
Well, that's not really the case. It wasn't like I showed up late and didn't do the work they told me. I did. They said it was "little things" such as incorrect ladder positioning, or taking too much time on a task that they thought should have been completed faster, not necessarily the work itself. And what's the problem with smoking here or there? It certainly isn't an every day habit of mine. And like I said, I DID try, but I wasn't aware that trying might mean persevering through repeated failure for however long. I'm just not sure that that's really what I want to do. I've always believed that life isn't for everyone, in the sense that not everyone is cut out for such repeated failures, or whatever actions they may have to take to get ahead. And buying a pistol/getting the permit was the result of the panic about covid. I though for SURE that things were going to fall into a complete state of chaos.

I actually am interested in an opposing viewpoint. This isn't a topic that I feel like I can bring up with anyone in real life.