Wagecuck general

>>36681943
Give us a run down, whats your wage/hr

I wish my work gave me the hours. Nice 30$ CAD/Hr but shit all shifts

>>36681968
$15.53 CDN/hr

They gave me a raise from $12/hr, but I'm still living at home and can't afford a car.

>>36681993
Oh an its full time, which is nice - I'm one of the few young people working a Mon-Fri 9-5 schedule

>>36681943
>Gotta be up at 7 for work that starts at 9

WTF do you wake up 2hrs before? long commute? I do find with 45 minutes

>>36681993
> I'm still living at home and can't afford a car

Exact same situation here. Me and my fiancee are living in my parents basement and honestly I see no future getting out of this place.

>can't afford a car
SAME. Share a car between my brother and mother.

>>36682032
>full time
The dream right there. granted I got permanent PT so theres that...

>>36682033
I need to get up, make breakfast, shit, shower, shave, get dressed, and walk 10 min to the bus stop.

The bus I catch takes me to work 10 min early, but its the only one that will get me there on time.

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>>36682035
>Me and my fiancee are living in my parents basemen

GET OUT NORMIE!!!!!!!!!!!

>>36682102
Bus ride itself is about half an hour because its rush hour traffic

why would a company pay you to take lunch unless it's for taking a client out or someshit. also how are you home at 6 if working from 9-6 with a one hour lunch means you'd just be punching out of work at 6

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About 15-30% of your income goes to taxes. And look: the roads are still shit, sometimes the water isn't even clean, public transport still costs you money, and it takes you forever to get a doctor. So where does that 15-30% go? It goes into my pocket. That's right! You pay all that money and get jack shit in return.

The Eternal NEET will rule you forever.

>>36682102
>I need to get up, make breakfast

MAKE IT THE NIGHT BEFORE and reheat it in the morning

>>36682129
9-5 with a 1 hour lunch taken some time in between. 7hrs/day takes up 10hrs of my time not including the first hour after waking up.

>>36682118
why? other than the fiancee thing I fit the bill.
>Parents Basement
>Wagecuck 25y/o
>no car
>browsing /R9K/ at 930pm

>>36682144
>Microwaving leftover eggs
nigga u gay

>>36682199
Turkey bacon breakfast sandwiches or a quick toast and nutella before you run out

>>36682171
>7hrs/day
isn't the standard work day for wageslaves 8 hours aka 40hr work week?

>>36682229
7.5 is technically the average work week if you take a normal unpaid 30min break

>>36682229
Yeah but they usually get paid for lunch or its shorter than an hour

>>36681993
wheres all your money goin my dude? you should be able to at least afford a used car on that.

>>36682455
The insurance alone would be $5k/yr here for liability only on a used honda civic
Then parking for it is $1800/yr
Not including gas, repairs, and the price of it.

I can do one of the following
1. Save my money and buy small things I enjoy
2. Move in on my own
3. Get a car

I'm interviewing for a developer job which would almost double my wage and then I could finally get some normie-tier success.

>>36681943
I'm working as a system administrator for a small international trading company, fucking retards keeps fucking up my PERFECT server so instead of sitting on my workstation and chilling all the time, I have to fix the damn thing for days.

22.51$/h

>Government contracted data entry: $14 an hour, 40 hours a week
>GameStop: $7.25 an hour, variable hours per week
>Swim Instructor: $11 an hour, 130-530 on Sunday

I just don't know anymore

>work night shifts
>get home at 8 am
>sleep 4 hours every day
>when I do hit a sleepspot, family starts screaming downstairs and I'm immediately wide awake
How do you day nappers do it

I work as a water treatment engineer, I have a salary just under $40,000 CAD a year. I still live at home but I have a company car.

Off to bed

>>36681968
>>36681993

Thanks for reminding me why I left that country.