Yes. It gets very boring. But most wagies don't care.

>>34085336
Yeah, but it really depends on the job. I worked as a carpenter for a while and the tasks were varied enough to stay interesting. Definitely want to have the radio or an audiobook, tho

>>34085363
>>34085359
As I expected! This is slavery!

>>34085336
>Guys, be honest, is working a physical job boring even a little bit? I'm trying to add a very little money by working, I mean, I'm still thinking, I have money to stay neet forever, gaming and coding, and investing, is this bad?
I guess stay a neet

>>34085336
Yes of course doing the same thing for 40+ hours every week gets boring.

>>34085377
Wagies get paid and can not show up one day. Slavery is when you're being blackmailed by the boss threatening to call ice.

>>34085363
Basically. The only things I remember from work are from the podcasts.

>>34085391
They should do something they enjoy

>>34085411
The wage pays for an acceptably cushy lifestyle and savings to alleviate future problems. You can absolutely enjoy part of the job but that's not the point.

>>34085359
its incredibly feminine to complain about boring. our grandfather's died that we might have naught but 45 years of boredom

>>34085336
Daydreaming and light on the end of the tunnel keeps me afloat. I recommend you to either get a very boring simple job or a job that kills time.

>>34085336
If you have the money to stay at home for the rest of your life, there is no point in getting a job.

>>34085336
I saw a video today about the US military language school. If you can get in you can have a satisfying and well-paid job with ZOG, grilling captives and being a spy.

Yes, but there are things you can do to make it more enjoyable. Be sociable with your co-workers, some places will let you listen to music. Sometimes I sing to myself and play in my imagination

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>>34085336
GTTOYC?