>work for 6 hours a day 3 days a week
>work is a one minute walk away from house
>still feel like work ruins my week and limits my time too much
>count down the 4 days of freedom with dread
>feel like I can do barely anything on work days
Am I exceptionally lazy or just a non-brainwashed wagie?
Are you black?
>>17356263
the latter. What is the nature of your work?
>>17356292
Brainless retail stuff.
I graduated with a stem degree and am unironically smart but lazy
>>17356296
Figures. Your job is retarded and a braindead monkey could do it (fellow retail fag here).
You hate doing boring repetitive tasks like most people. I'd say that's pretty much normal.
See article linked if you want to learn why you have this shitty job
http://strikemag.org/bullshit-jobs/
>>17356301
I've read that before and kind of agree but even the "moving society forward" jobs seem pointless to me. We all know there's no end game.
For example becoming a teacher straight after university is like being part of a ponzi scheme
i feel the same. but my boss and my coworkers are shit so i am not surprised i feel this way, probably normal.
>>17356321
Well maybe, but I think the point was that bullshit jobs like hours could be removed completely and every would have to work less on the jobs that are necessary for society to function
Also how could you have read that before?
>>17356321
also here's another one that argues for the abolition of work in general.
http://libcom.org/library/abolition-work-bob-black
