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Why do wagies insist everyone get a job but then also make obtaining a job difficult?
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Anonymous
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>>84587693
And then making working a job hell by not performing any of their responsibilities and harassing good employees because they're insecure.
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>>84587693
They won't hire me because I'm an outgroup. I go to interviews for retail positions and I think it went well only to find out later they rejected me. They won't even take me on for a cashiering job. And even when I do secure a job, they refuse to promote me no matter how much overtime I do, they acknowledge I am a hard worker yet refuse to give me any opportunity. Why are they like this?
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>>84587693
>Why do wagies insist everyone get a job but then also make obtaining a job difficult?
Because normies are CUNTS.
Autists are not built for customer service hell, and yet that's all that seems to exist now un this cucked globalist economy.
Frankly, I am much happier NEETing.
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