Never had a job before. Can't imagine how horrible it must

i'd take the boredom, money and resume-filler over being unemployed with no employment history and the stigma that comes with that anyday

>>34848012
>Might be okay if you could listen to music, or read or something, but it seems like you're not allowed to do that
depends on the job. I've only had one job in my life. It was at an office and literally all I had to do was print stuff, stapple it and put archive it. It was repetitive and boring as fuck, but I was allowed to listen to music as long as the volumen wasn't high enough to bother anyone.

It was still hell though.

>>34848012
Depends on the job. I do two things, one of which requires my attention and is fairly fun, and the other of which is entirely solitary and I can listen to music. It makes me very happy actually. I tried HR for a little bit, and it was incredibly horrible. I couldn't remember everything and got very stressed out plus I did a shit job. Wasn't worth it for minimum wage so I quit. Also tried dish washing, waiting and shop floor work in my teens, and got fired from all of them. Some jobs are good, and some are hellish. Typically anything involving too much interaction and too many complex instructions are the ones to avoid.

>>34848012
>Can't imagine how horrible it must be, doing the same mundane thing for several hours at a time. Won't you get bored

You can say the same thing about living in general. Everything gets boring at some point

For me, the worst part is having to socialise with people.
The work itself isn't too bad.

>>34848012
this is why you stay NEET, I need money like everybody else but I'm not gonna waste all of my time doing shit that's unimportant to me

The only job I've ever had was as a kids martial arts instructor. It was never boring, but the social requirements were pretty draining. You can find wagie jobs that aren't boring, regardless of what people say.

>>34848012
It's sort of hard to explain. Having a job is horrible, but that's only because life is horrible. It's more honest that way.

There's too much escapism in the world right now. The truth is, life is horrible and you need money saved up in case something even more horrible happens in your future. Escapism always has a cost.

>>34848012
People need to stop wasting their lives making someone else's dreams come true and work on their own first and foremost, even if they do have to tough it out for a while to raise the capital.

>>34848260
I do say that.