How do wagies hold down full time jobs? why not just get neetbux

>>34863447
I only work two nights a week and I don't know how much longer I can keep it up.

>>34863506
If it's retail or any other customer service job, then I can understand that.

>>34863528
I hang price tags at a grocery store.

>>34863544
Do customers still ask you for help? This was why I couldn't do retail. Made me want to die every day.

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I love coming up in these threads and declaring my meager minimum wage job as a unarmed security, waving it around like a big ol dick these NEETS.

Its the perfect balance between both worlds

>>34863506
I only work two night as well, nightclub photography. Actually pretty fun desu

they're making it more difficult to be on neetbux. now you get offered a job and if you dont take it (no matter how shit it is) you get your buxs taken away. I used to be on neetbux life and it was comfy, but coming in every week and try to bullshit how I looked for a job was painful I cant imagine what it's like now

>>34863566
One or two a night. I have to tell half of them I don't know where whatever they're looking for is. The store is mostly deserted other than some employees, thankfully.

>>34863447
What a lot of people don't realise is that wagecuckery is often used to support a lifestyle, which contrary to accepted opinion, is not essential.

>Muh rent/mortage (and the bills associated with owning/living in property inc. tax). This easily soaks up 30% of people's wages if you're working at the bottom.

Easy solution? Move into a van or motorhome. Admittedly it puts you on the fringes of society but by doing this I could afford to drop a 40 hour work week to a 20 hour work week, and generally was much happier. I now work with a company that provides free accommodation, so that's even better.

>Tax
Most tax is associated with owning property and having a permanent address. If you can't be tracked to a specific location, this is not possible. If you still want to buy things online and have them delivered, you can ask to use a friend's address and collect them there.

All in all once you realise that you don't have to subscribe to these major income suckers, you don't have to wagecuck. Of course if you choose to continue to whilst living in a van (etc.), you can save a lot of money.

>>34863447
I do it because I couldn't afford a place on my own if I were on neetbux. Then I feel like scum for mooching off my parents.

Normie wagies probably cope better because work can be very social.

>>34863816
In my experience, I have never filled out an application that did not request that I provide my address.

>>34863873
List any commercial mail box as your address and then have any mail forwarded to an (understanding) friend's house.

>>34863907
>to an (understanding) friend's house
>friend
where do you think you are?

>>34863938
Ok or get it delivered to a mail pick up point, jeez. Just trying to help. I know how many miserable wagecucks there are out there.

When you get more successful it's fun to have disposable income to spend on fun stuff. Worth it IMO.

>>34864061
Depends if you're materially motivated. If the only thing you really buy beyond basic living stuff is games on Steam, working hard doesn't really interest you.

This job has got me down. I feel inadequate for not being able to stomach 40 hours a week like everyone else can and I know that it's the only way to live.

>>34864246
>like everyone else can

Most normies are borderline alcoholics mate. Everyone in my family and most of my friends drink at least a bottle of wine each day, every day to get over the 40 hour work week.

>>34864077
I like to spend my money on great food, living in a nice comfortable place with good amenities, women (escorts) and video games. I have a nice life I wish you guys coudl enjoy my life.

>>34864370
There's nothing wrong with my life mate, stop making assumptions just because we're on this board.

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What are some good jobs for robots?

>>34864319
yeah, everyone where i work only goes on because they have families. I guess I just don't have the motivation to make myself suffer like they do.

>>34864652
Lorry driver is a pretty good job actually. You can cut out accommodation cost as well by living in the vehicle - they're pretty comfy in the cabin.

>No/little human interaction
>Long drives with nothing but you and the road

>>34864697
I'm pretty sure that's why people have families. I think it gives them a basic sense of purpose; 'I have to go to work otherwise I can't feed my family'. If you don't have that kind of motivation you quickly see the futility in it.

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>>34864765
Ya, I think this is pretty true. I took a year off from university because my mum lost her job and can't seem to find a place to stay at so I've gotta work to pay for everything. Most days I want to jump in front of a bus, but I just tell myself every morning that if I don't step up and work, my family can't eat. Working can be nice though because it gives me more money to buy video game or whatever I want. Plus, I've got an easy job in the government.

all I know is, I don't want to do this anymore. I have a total aversion to work. what can i do though besides sell drugs?

>>34865746
It really pisses me off I was not born as a woman; I'd just do camgirling and live off it.

>>34865802
same here senpai. ugly girls, fat girls, abbos. they all get to be a part of the camwhoring phenomenon. us? we get nothing.

>>34865802
Not only that but they can sell their own literal shit for money.