You don’t understand anything.
Your IQ must be fucking in negative numbers.
The fucking problem is that social mobility is a fucking myth, we’re not all in the fucking privilege bubble you live in, and we’re the majority.
You think finding a job is that easy? Even worse with the AI boom.
And even if you find a job, it’s more likely to be a bad-paid shit job where you spend more going to your place of work than you get paid in wages. Then there is the issue that house prices are increasingly going up while wages are not only stagnating, but falling.
Social mobility is not a myth dude. But keep telling yourself that if makes you feel better about your life.
It’s true that many folks refuse to break the cycle of their misery. I’ve seen that countless times my entire life. Grew up in a shitty poor community full of people who fucked themselves over repeatedly, and well, I decided not to be like those people and my life got a lot better. And plenty of rich people out there actively choose to be miserable their entire lives. Money isn’t really the issue, so much as the cycle of shitty self-destructive choices and the refusal to change your life.
No, finding a job isn’t easy, but it’s also much harder when you have a shitty low-effort attitude. I hire people at my company. Most people who apply shoot themselves in the foot because they don’t know how to make themselves a appealing candidate.
Yeah well, that’s why you better get a job where your wages increase, shouldn’t you? Also why you should be saving and investing, and not blowing your money on short term bullshit like so many ‘poor’ people do.
Weird how many people I meet who are 35 and ‘broke’ who spend their entire life spending more than they made… funny how that works.
You don’t understand anything. Your IQ must be fucking in negative numbers.
The fucking problem is that social mobility is a fucking myth, we’re not all in the fucking privilege bubble you live in, and we’re the majority.
You think finding a job is that easy? Even worse with the AI boom. And even if you find a job, it’s more likely to be a bad-paid shit job where you spend more going to your place of work than you get paid in wages. Then there is the issue that house prices are increasingly going up while wages are not only stagnating, but falling.
Social mobility is not a myth dude. But keep telling yourself that if makes you feel better about your life.
It’s true that many folks refuse to break the cycle of their misery. I’ve seen that countless times my entire life. Grew up in a shitty poor community full of people who fucked themselves over repeatedly, and well, I decided not to be like those people and my life got a lot better. And plenty of rich people out there actively choose to be miserable their entire lives. Money isn’t really the issue, so much as the cycle of shitty self-destructive choices and the refusal to change your life.
No, finding a job isn’t easy, but it’s also much harder when you have a shitty low-effort attitude. I hire people at my company. Most people who apply shoot themselves in the foot because they don’t know how to make themselves a appealing candidate.
Yeah well, that’s why you better get a job where your wages increase, shouldn’t you? Also why you should be saving and investing, and not blowing your money on short term bullshit like so many ‘poor’ people do.
Weird how many people I meet who are 35 and ‘broke’ who spend their entire life spending more than they made… funny how that works.