What Are You Doing Right Now? (266 Viewers)

[Raz]

Well weekends usually are free of work

 

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[Sheik Yerbouti]

While we're at this, can someone suggest a good comedy movie to stream? I'm on Solarmovies. Suggest away!

 

[Völler]

Not if you're not overspending your retirement funds.

I guess I might be lazy, but after not working I would definitely would not want to go back to working again. It's the same after every weekend.

Have you tried being unemployed?

 

[Raz]

Have you tried being unemployed?

Yeah it was awesome for a while until I wanted to buy something.

 

[Völler]

Yeah it was awesome for a while until I wanted to buy something.

For how long?

 

[Maddy]

Have you tried being unemployed?

This. Hating work is a part of working. Most people start missing work within two weeks-two months of unemployment.

In most modern societies not having a job is socially and mentally stressful. A big part of our identity arrives from our job/career.

The "I hate working" automatic reaction is pathetic.

 

[Enron]

This. Hating work is a part of working. Most people start missing work within two weeks-two months of unemployment.

In most modern societies not having a job is socially and mentally stressful. A big part of our identity arrives from our job/career.

The "I hate working" automatic reaction is pathetic.

Yeah, I'm on week 2 of the mandatory 2.5 week holiday vacation and it sucks.

 

[swag]

While we're at this, can someone suggest a good comedy movie to stream? I'm on Solarmovies. Suggest away!

.is? .mx?

 

[GordoDeCentral]

This. Hating work is a part of working. Most people start missing work within two weeks-two months of unemployment.

In most modern societies not having a job is socially and mentally stressful. A big part of our identity arrives from our job/career.

The "I hate working" automatic reaction is pathetic.

Look at you living up to your Protestant roots

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

This. Hating work is a part of working. Most people start missing work within two weeks-two months of unemployment.

In most modern societies not having a job is socially and mentally stressful. A big part of our identity arrives from our job/career.

The "I hate working" automatic reaction is pathetic.

It must be different for everyone

 

[GordoDeCentral]

.is? .mx?

Weird science @Hustini

 

[Völler]

This. Hating work is a part of working. Most people start missing work within two weeks-two months of unemployment.

In most modern societies not having a job is socially and mentally stressful. A big part of our identity arrives from our job/career.

The "I hate working" automatic reaction is pathetic.

Being unemployed for a few months really puts thing into perspective. It's healthy to try, but glad I haven't tried it for more than a few months.

Look at you living up to your Protestant roots

We had this discussion before. Was disappointed in you.

 

[Fr3sh]

This. Hating work is a part of working. Most people start missing work within two weeks-two months of unemployment.

In most modern societies not having a job is socially and mentally stressful. A big part of our identity arrives from our job/career.

The "I hate working" automatic reaction is pathetic.

Yea and that's why I hate working. No more than a series of facades and spineless cowards, and ya best believe I don't want to surround myself with such individuals. Can't identify myself with a job or a career, can't limit my greatness to just that, man's gotta respect himself and if this respects source is his employment then man is weak and feeble.

 

[Martin]

Look at you living up to your Protestant roots

mr serious

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

This. Hating work is a part of working. Most people start missing work within two weeks-two months of unemployment.

In most modern societies not having a job is socially and mentally stressful. A big part of our identity arrives from our job/career.

The "I hate working" automatic reaction is pathetic.

Yeah, I'm on week 2 of the mandatory 2.5 week holiday vacation and it sucks.

On the contrary, I actually loved being jobless. When I took the 6-month sabbatical last year or so, I enjoyed it more than I'd wanna admit to. Searching for a job was a bigger chore as a lot of efforts led to nothing. I caught a lucky break and found a job, but I still don't enjoy it as much as I want to. I feel like taking another break like that sometime very soon.

.is? .mx?

http://www.solarmovie.is/

 

[swag]

Look at you living up to your Protestant roots

Hey, I'm sure there's a lot of nice people at the sperm bank once you take the time to put your pants on, turn around, and get to know them.

We had this discussion before. Was disappointed in you.

Whups. Maddy forgot to switch his account back.

 

[swag]

http://www.solarmovie.is/

Tanks! Not familiar with what they've got...

 

[Fr3sh]

Whups. Maddy forgot to switch his account back.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

mr serious

Mr magoo

 

[Völler]

Whups. Maddy forgot to switch his account back.

Maddy's first response actually reminded me a lot of something Søren Krarup could have written.