so when that incentive is becoming increasingly cheapened throughout the years.. what happens
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echi has a playoff rotation of thots but can't get over the finish line with anyone
so when that incentive is becoming increasingly cheapened throughout the years.. what happens
Not trying and instead whining online isn't the correct answer here
Not trying and instead whining online isn't the correct answer here
dismissing the cause of the issue to instead whine online about them isn’t either
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dismissing the cause of the issue to instead whine online about them isn’t either
I didn't dismiss the cause of the issue
They should be fired and forced to experience actual poverty until they want to be productive members of the society
The issue is looking for artificial discomfort to justify laziness
The answer is to experience actual hardships
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the entire reason we work a job is to make money
you’re only working so you can sustain an existence under the economy
If the ENTIRE reason you work a job is to make money, then we just have entirely different worldviews.
I didn't dismiss the cause of the issue
They should be fired and forced to experience actual poverty until they want to be productive members of the society
Doesn’t really fix the problem.
The issue is that younger people feel disengaged within the workplace because their wages no longer justify the work being asked
they default to prioritizing their mental health, and work-life balance instead. They watch their parents work hard, and still unable to climb out of debt and/or financial ruin.
They just don’t give a s*** anymore.
If the ENTIRE reason you work a job is to make money, then we just have entirely different worldviews.
thats ultimately the reason why, yeah.
unless you’re passionate about being a fry cook at mcdonalds, then yeah. that’s entirely the reason you show up, outside of hanging with friends you may have met there.
The issue is looking for artificial discomfort to justify laziness
The answer is to experience actual hardships
holy
Doesn’t really fix the problem.
The issue is that younger people feel disengaged within the workplace because their wages no longer justify the work being asked
they default to prioritizing their mental health, and work-life balance instead. They watch their parents work hard, and still unable to climb out of debt and/or financial ruin.
They just don’t give a s*** anymore.
Work harder and smarter and you have a better chance of succeeding
If you don't succeed after doing this life wasn't promised to be fair
It doesn't justify being lazy
main character syndrome, they think they're the most important person in the room and won't ever fail/will get whatever they want
selfish little beasts

Life is hard
Work harder and smarter and you have a better chance of succeeding
If you don't succeed after doing this life wasn't promised to be fair
It doesn't justify being lazy
the point is that the odds are becoming increasingly against their favor
to the point where trying doesn’t feel justified now. it’s an economic issue way before it’s an issue about being babied by parents and school teachers.
but now we’re kinda going in circles
Life is hard
If the ENTIRE reason you work a job is to make money, then we just have entirely different worldviews.
What
thats ultimately the reason why, yeah.
unless you’re passionate about being a fry cook at mcdonalds, then yeah. that’s entirely the reason you show up, outside of hanging with friends you may have met there.
Yeah. I think we’ve discovered the crux of the issue in your thought process and why we are disagreeing. If it wasn’t for that fry cook, people couldn’t get fries.
It may sound silly but the role of every person is important to society and should be seen as such, and they should be proud of what they do. The Japanese and many other Asian cultures have this down to a T.
But I can tell you that nobody that has seen work as just a place to earn money while doing as little as possible has ever been successful in life.
Imagine wanting to slave away to make some rich f*** richer and get enjoyment out of it