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01/11/26(Sun)21:07:31 No.525779061

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Anonymous (ID: ZtLwcpJW) 01/11/26(Sun)21:07:31 No.525779061 Archived

Were bullshit high paying jobs common in the 90s?

Anonymous (ID: iN2hq9es)
01/11/26(Sun)21:08:37 No.525779132

Anonymous (ID: iN2hq9es) 01/11/26(Sun)21:08:37 No.525779132

>>525779061
Nobody knew they were useless

Anonymous (ID: BFw2CSh9)
01/11/26(Sun)21:09:00 No.525779153

Anonymous (ID: BFw2CSh9) 01/11/26(Sun)21:09:00 No.525779153

>hes never heard of the dot com bubble

Anonymous (ID: j4vSFzK+)
01/11/26(Sun)21:09:58 No.525779221

Anonymous (ID: j4vSFzK+) 01/11/26(Sun)21:09:58 No.525779221

>>525779061
most jobs are useless and were useless

Anonymous (ID: ngrBvtrj)
01/11/26(Sun)21:11:13 No.525779302

Anonymous (ID: ngrBvtrj) 01/11/26(Sun)21:11:13 No.525779302

I think the "useless jobs" thing is a meme

Anonymous (ID: CeqSdJgI)
01/11/26(Sun)21:12:13 No.525779363

Anonymous (ID: CeqSdJgI) 01/11/26(Sun)21:12:13 No.525779363

Yes. It was known as a consultant.

Anonymous (ID: xN/V+jex)
01/11/26(Sun)21:13:18 No.525779431

Anonymous (ID: xN/V+jex) 01/11/26(Sun)21:13:18 No.525779431

>>525779061
They were "managerial" jobs where your boomer parents export the entire industrial base to Chyna while living off (((low interest))) as debt racks up

Anonymous (ID: 905psSjG)
01/11/26(Sun)21:19:08 No.525779846

Anonymous (ID: 905psSjG) 01/11/26(Sun)21:19:08 No.525779846

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>>525779061
Absolutely. And my Boomer Dad exploited everyone imaginable. I once did a job interview for him through instant messenger at 13 to show off his 'non-existent' tech skills circa 1994... Those were the days man. We had a huge home with a three bay garage. Two boats off Navy Pier and we shared the same culdesac with Michael Jordan in Highland Park. Then George Bush Jr. became president......