/lit/ - Literature

Goethe University, Frankfurt.
>currently reading
Blackshirts and reds by michael parenti
as i lay dying by faulkner
les fleurs du mal by baudelaire
though to be honest I haven't read much lately. Been feeling kind of tired. Nothing motivates me

I'm a first-year philosophy major at the Goethe university in Frankfurt, where Adorno graduated. It's been all digital so far but I'm ok with that because I can stay with my parents and keep my part-time job so I can save up a little for when I'm on my own. I will move out in April. The courses so far have been pretty comfy, although I fucking hate logic.
I work part-time at a warehouse which delivers food & beverages. The pay is about the worst you can get but I'm ok with that for now. When nothing is happening I get to sit down and read a book, watch anime or listen to a podcast.
The company I work at has now actually bought the competition which basically makes them a monopoly now. This is pretty bad for me because a lot of workers from the other company will immigrate to this one which means a lot of us part-timers will get reduced hours or completely fired. Now that they're the only company in that field they get to make the rules and we can't say anything because we're not backed by unions. Isn't capitalism so fantastic?
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how did you get the job? Were you writing reviews in your free time before? I also love watching movies, I haven't watched too many (about 420 on lb) but I'm mostly familiar with asian kino and other lesser-known stuff like that.
Also do you feel like you're limited within your freedom of opinion? I'm asking because if I had to review movies (especially hollywood) I'd probably analyze their ideological content rather than saying generic shit that everyone writes, if you know what I mean.