How can a man hate an industry he has worked in for almost

Familiarity breeds contempt

Who?

>>154196127
You answered your own question.

>>154196127
Easy, for money. You think I will work where I am working now if not for that big ass money?

Maybe OP, you just need to grow up and go work for some time. I'm sure you'll learn to understand that change isn't as simple as flipping a switch, especially after doing the same thing for several decades.

Old people hate new things. You'll get it when you're older, OP.

>>154196127

Only a tiny minority still like their profession by the time they retire. Doing something as a job for decades slowly but surely drains ones love for the activity until you start to resent it.


You will get to experience this too if you ever fix your pathetic life and find a job.

Nice bitter loser magnet, OP.

>>154196127
People like to think that entertainment industries are filled with creative types achieving their dreams of making people happy. The reality is that they are money making machines where even the most untalented hack can be a success with the right connections and good marketing. The people holding the purse strings don't give a shit about letting someone indulge their fantasy for art, but instead want a return on investment that beats the stock market.

I also hate so I can relate

>>154196127
Ask /v/, they know that feel.

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>>154196127
>>154196127
>How can a man hate an industry he has worked in for almost his entire life?
Appears self-evident to me

>>154196127
t. a literal nobody

>>154196127
>How can a man hate an industry he has worked in for almost his entire life?

He realized he couldn't sudoku himself and was filled with shamefur.

>>154196892
>being a wage-slave