Wage slaves

[Buckeye Fever]

I don’t know why people look down at others. Everyone is needed

When the garbage man goes on strike and your garbage piles up and rats and roaches are having their way in your house you still going to look down?


When you want that pizza but none is available because no one wants to work for that job.


Not everyone can be a coli six figure breh,

Any worker I encounter, I try and show appreciation and respect because that's how I was raised. I even apologized to the woman who cleans our bathrooms at work for them trifling ass dudes who leave paper towels all over the floor when the trash can is right by the door. Told her I appreciate what she does.

 

[Rick Fox at UNC]

I’ve been to many actual 3rd world countries. The only thing really separating us from them is wifi

People jump online and just tell lies.

If we woke up tomorrow with third-world infrastructure you would probably commit suicide.

 

[Uitomy]

It’s actually less burdensome in third world nations, where poverty is close to universal and wealth not as ingrained in the fabric of society, than it is in first world nations, where a culture of greed and superficiality fills the air and breeds despair among an envious class.

The crazy thing about wealth here too is that it’s so concentrated that even people with money get paranoid about it and envy those above them, it’s like a miserable trickle up effect. People make 100k but feel less than the millionaire. Then they’re a millionaire but can’t have that next level eliteness as the hundred millionaires. Then even at 100 million in net worth, them folks will probably bow to Jeff bezos if he steps in the room if they could.

 

[Spence]

People jump online and just tell lies.

If we woke up tomorrow with third-world infrastructure you would probably commit suicide.

It’s already here. Our roads and bridges are 50+ years old and we keep repairing old shyt instead of replacing it. The highways in fkn Costa Rica were better than the shyt we have here in Houston

Our airports are a bad joke compared to some of the destinations I’ve been to breh. Unless you’ve traveled to 20+ countries like I have for vacation then you don’t have much ground to stand on

 

[Rick Fox at UNC]

It’s already here. Our roads and bridges are 50+ years old and we keep repairing old shyt instead of replacing it. The highways in fkn Costa Rica were better than the shyt we have here in Houston

Our airports are a bad joke compared to some of the destinations I’ve been to breh. Unless you’ve traveled to 20+ countries like I have for vacation then you don’t have much ground to stand on

Roads and bridges are engineered to last 50, 75, 100, or 150 years. For instance, the eastern span of the Bay Bridge was designed for 150 years of use.

Some U.S. airports are not as efficient as those in other "developed" countries (say Zurich, Tokyo, etc.), but you were claiming America is third-world. A big reason why we are less efficient than others, and why infrastructure projects get shelved, is because our culture is create, invent, and innovate centric. The efficiency side is better in Asia and Europe.

Another reason is because we have a bunch of complaining losers who say stuff like, "Costa Rica is better yo," without actually contributing a damn thing to infrastructure in the states. If you have these complaints, hit up a Houston city council meeting, learn how to get civil engineering projects off the ground and make it happen.

And I always ask why you "these third-world countries are better than America" guys don't just relocate to third-world countries?

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

PM me breh. If I told you in this thread people would think I was cappin

I sent you a pm

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Yep my dude is in Software sales. He just moved to Montana cause he likes to hunt and fish.

How much does he bring in?

I interviewed for a job and asked for $70k which they agreed to, but if I can make that in sales and work my own hours.

 

[that guy]

compare getting low pay to chattel slavery and black genocide, brehs

funny that it's not called wage holocaust, instead

Exactly, this is the only comment that matters. They’re always trying to undermine the severity and sheer brutality of American chattel slavery by making these false comparisons but they never do that with the holocaust.

American slaves worked sunrise to sun set. American slaves were beaten and tortured. American slaves were repeatedly raped.

I remember reading that the average lifespan of a slave in some places was less than 40 years. You were literally worked to death. There is no comparison to modern day labor practices.

 

[DEANBIGBROTHERALLMIGHTY18]

Get into sales

Make your own hours
No cap on pay
Sales is the way to go

Really?
What got you into sales?
What do you Sales?
How do you get good at sales?
What are the best industries for sale?
How do you get into sales with no experience?

 

[Spence]

Roads and bridges are engineered to last 50, 75, 100, or 150 years. For instance, the eastern span of the Bay Bridge was designed for 150 years of use.

Some U.S. airports are not as efficient as those in other "developed" countries (say Zurich, Tokyo, etc.), but you were claiming America is third-world. A big reason why we are less efficient than others, and why infrastructure projects get shelved, is because our culture is create, invent, and innovate centric. The efficiency side is better in Asia and Europe.

Another reason is because we have a bunch of complaining losers who say stuff like, "Costa Rica is better yo," without actually contributing a damn thing to infrastructure in the states. If you have these complaints, hit up a Houston city council meeting, learn how to get civil engineering projects off the ground and make it happen.

And I always ask why you "these third-world countries are better than America" guys don't just relocate to third-world countries?

Work visas are complicated as shyt when it comes to remote work. Trust me I’ve looked into it but my current work won’t sponsor and I’ll be damned if I uproot and move just to lose the job and everything I’ve worked so hard for evaporate since opportunities to make American $ are limited abroad unless I was a programmer.

 

[Rick Fox at UNC]

Work visas are complicated as shyt when it comes to remote work. Trust me I’ve looked into it but my current work won’t sponsor and I’ll be damned if I uproot and move just to lose the job and everything I’ve worked so hard for evaporate since opportunities to make American $ are limited abroad unless I was a programmer

Exactly. You proved my whole point.

Now instead of complaining about the U.S., work to improve it.

 

[Spence]

Exactly. You proved my whole point.

Now instead of complaining about the U.S., work to improve it.

The property taxes on my half milly house is doing the work, I get to complain since I pay a shyt ton in taxes. Concentrate your efforts elsewhere