unensouled thread

Its dismissive of your suffering.

>>222339969
sex with the "mondays" girl please

I walk around the office saying than god it's monday

Let's just say. If I were in that office, things would have happened differently

>>222339969
He was an extreme autist, unironically. Autists get offended by the most benign inconsequential things.

>>222339969
Nobody likes it pointed out that they're in a shitty mood.

>>222339969
Foids don't belong in corpo jobs lowkey

>>222339969
I don't know. I'm a NEET

Have someone unironically say "may the 4th be with you" completely serious then you will know

i work with a woman who's like that
she just has to say something, cant keep her noise hole shut
god i want to punch her in the mouth sometimes

>>222339969
Watch the film. He clearly states why he hates working at Initech. Too many bosses, plus he doesn’t care. He helps ship a few more units, he doesn’t see an extra dime.

>>222339969
This movie really tricked an entire generation out of actual money by convincing them office jobs are soulless death sentences. It's really not that bad lol and most places are very flexible on your hours/start times/etc...but nah go ahead and "live" the way we were intended or whatever. Enjoy being poor

>>222342516
Some offices are like prisons. I worked in an office, all day, every day people watched your every move, waiting to snitch. People would cut short breaks and lunches, as the fear of being even a second late became unbearable. The moral was nonexistent.

>>222342641
>every day people watched your every move, waiting to snitch. People would cut short breaks and lunches, as the fear of being even a second late became unbearable. The moral was nonexistent.

This could apply to any job though.

>>222341907
>Have someone unironically say "may the 4th be with you" completely serious then you will know
Someone posted a pic of their reddit coworker's door the day after they quit, it had a dry erase board on it and he'd written "So long and thanks for all the fish!"

>>222342363
>He helps ship a few more units, he doesn’t see an extra dime.
That's most jobs.

>>222342516
Same shit with boomers convincing their kids to avoid normal jobs for being for "peasants" and make an entire generation waste time in college
My mother made me lose 3 jobs

>>222342363
Crazy how managerial types almost always have some type of performance based incentive, but the rank and file almost never do, they're just supposed to be thankful for the menial job that they have.

>>222343682
ew

>>222339969
for me it's "teamwork makes the dream work"