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What's the comfiest job in your cunt? In direland, it's a primary school teacher
>€30,155 a year
>Classes are small compared to other countries
>Apart from a few shitholes, the kids are grand and usually do what they're told
>2 months off during the Summer
>Get paid to stay at home on the Summer
>3 weeks for Christmas
>2 weeks for Halloween and Easter
>One week in February
>Weekend and bank holidays are always off
>Short hours
Seriously, I wish I wasn't retarded and did crap in my LC and became a teacher
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Not sure about specific positions, but having a comfy, indoor office job for one of Sweden's many, many government agencies is pretty comfy.
>Work as an archivist for obscure government agency
>flat organisation. My boss is far away and has no idea what I do.
>Nobody else really has any idea either.
>Sit around watching Netflix for a day and nobody cares/notices.
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in terms of not really having to do anything and getting payed modestly?
the navy or airforce
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>>71147378
>Be Australian air force
>Loose to a flightless bird
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Politician
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>>71147079
being a deputy's assistant
do nothing, get 1 million €
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Doing nothing while work hour is actually umcomfortable especially when my coworkers are busy
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the comfiest job I ever had was working overnight at a fast food place during uni
they'd just gone 24/7 and hadn't advertised it so no one would show up. My manager and I would spend the entire time eating food, watching movies and talking shit about the other employees
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>>71149160
Why did he need you for this?
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>>71150971
in case someone actually showed up
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>>71151178
Did the store go bankrupt?
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>>71149160
did you do 'things' with your manager?
come on, tell us
no hate here
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>>71151281
nah, it's one of the big fast food chains
>>71151352
;o)
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>>71147079
There are not many comfy jobs in Britain, everyone is always under pressure.
Maybe someone who works for the National Trust who just has to talk at whoever shows up.
Maybe unironically being a farmer
Civil servant is pressured and can't waste time
Banking is pressured and can't waste time
Teaching is pressured and can't waste time
Service is pressured and can't usually waste time
Engineer can't waste time
etc etc
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Being a gardener
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Being a metro or tram driver. There's a button for "drive" and one for "brake". That's all you need to know really. Many read or watch movies during work. Good money because it's shift work.
Government jobs are all comfy, but that's the same everywhere I guess.
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