Losing my mind working 9-5 jobs

[TeamNoChest]

Srs thread here. Anyone else with me? No matter what job I have that is 9-5, I basically lose my mind eventually, I just cant stand the structure of a 9-5 job and much rather be self employed, But does anyone else feel this way?

[m1n2v5]

everyone feels that way, some people are just better at deluding themselves that they enjoy spending 40-60 hours each week at their jobs.

[Beauuu]

i feel that way and i dont even have a 9-5 job. still in college.

[Getter_done]

Get some night shift job with nothing to do and misc all night.

Thats my goal one day.

[Wh1teDyn0mite]

Try 8-6. Sometimes my mind is so wrecked I get on the wrong bus.

[Lendogg]

6-2
love it
gives me a ton of free time to do whatever I want

[Destor]

6-5 checking in

Lol @ 9-5 part-timers.

[ZeusBastard]

don't know these feels until next year. don't know how people survive srs

[TeamNoChest]

6-2
love it
gives me a ton of free time to do whatever I want

What do u do for work?this is killing my free time...work then lift...with only night to do chit

[perfectday]

i used my extremely good detective work to discover that there's a group on misc that creates these threads and then pm everyone who posts in it with some stupid pyramid scam.

i got approached by one of them after posting in a thread like that.

[TeamNoChest]

i used my extremely good detective work to discover that there's a group on misc that creates these threads and then pm everyone who posts in it with some stupid pyramid scam.

i got approached by one of them after posting in a thread like that.

uwotm8...new copypasta?

[Ted Nugent]

it could be worse

a cushy 8 hour day is cake compared to a lot of jobs

[AgBrah]

Self employed is the answer?


If you don't have the discipline or hang down to effectively manage your life with a 9-5, there's no way in hell you'll ever be successful as self employed.

Self employed people work 70+ hours a week starting their businesses.

Sometimes you get a paycheck, sometimes you don't. Is there some college class all you 20 year old slap dicks are taking that romanticizes self employment or something? I hear it all the time from younger men who I deal with.

I'm self employed and it's cool now, but a person complaining about a 9-5 and not having enough time to flex in front of other men at the gym won't make it in their own business.

[JKLOL]

Get some fcking hobbies, fgt.
I don't condone the 9-5, but if other parts of your life are in order and your job isn't a life-suck, then it shouldn't be bad.

[AttractiveBones]

6-2
love it
gives me a ton of free time to do whatever I want

This would be ideal to me. Wake up early and get most of the mid afternoon off without worrying. Still would only work 3 days/week though.

[AttractiveBones]

Get a part time job OP and cut expenses. Simple life is better life, unless you already have tons of money, in which case rich life is better.

[AdvancedDreamer]

24 hours in day, complains about something that takes up a 1/3 of a day. Strong logic.

[DoUEvenDrift]

i used my extremely good detective work to discover that there's a group on misc that creates these threads and then pm everyone who posts in it with some stupid pyramid scam.

i got approached by one of them after posting in a thread like that.

Can confirm this is true.

[eod8989]

It's ok when ur young but it eventually takes its toll. Just feel tired and run down all the time. Waking up at 6 am just makes the day seem long too.

[nn586]

I work

6am-6pm mon-fri (12s)
6am-4pm sat (10)
6am-2pm sun(8)

when you're working more than 75 hours a week get back to me, 40 is childs play

[Wyzz]

I've worked 9-5 since I graduated University.

Until recently I used to hate until I got a job I actually like a lot.

No matter what job you're going to have Mondays where you feel like chit and don't feel like going to work.


9-5 is not the problem. It's the type of job it is. Find a job that's more engaging where everyday there's something new going on. Also you need to have good fun people around you.

I used to work in the accounting field and I wanted to blow my brains out. Got out of that as quick as I could. Didn't give a fuk about becoming a CPA or any of that chit. miserable life/10

[socrates07]

best shifts I ever worked were:

4 10s, 4 10 hour days giving you friday saturday and sunday off.. just heavenly
10:30 to 7:30 was the other shift, get to sleep in and you get off right on time to go out and do anything

I used to work in the accounting field and I wanted to blow my brains out. Got out of that as quick as I could. Didn't give a fuk about becoming a CPA or any of that chit. miserable life/10

you should try finance LOL

every person I talk to that does either of those absolutely mind blowingly hate their jobs

[jerzyfit]

Self employed is the answer?


If you don't have the discipline or hang down to effectively manage your life with a 9-5, there's no way in hell you'll ever be successful as self employed.

Self employed people work 70+ hours a week starting their businesses.

Sometimes you get a paycheck, sometimes you don't. Is there some college class all you 20 year old slap dicks are taking that romanticizes self employment or something? I hear it all the time from younger men who I deal with.

I'm self employed and it's cool now, but a person complaining about a 9-5 and not having enough time to flex in front of other men at the gym won't make it in their own business.

lol this. OP wants to be self employed because he thinks he can sit around and do nothing all day. How much potato could a potato chuck potatoes if a potato could chuck wood?

[DoUEvenDrift]

I've worked 9-5 since I graduated University.

Until recently I used to hate until I got a job I actually like a lot.

No matter what job you're going to have Mondays where you feel like chit and don't feel like going to work.


9-5 is not the problem. It's the type of job it is. Find a job that's more engaging where everyday there's something new going on. Also you need to have good fun people around you.

I used to work in the accounting field and I wanted to blow my brains out. Got out of that as quick as I could. Didn't give a fuk about becoming a CPA or any of that chit. miserable life/10

agreed

[Armord]

Self employed is the answer?


If you don't have the discipline or hang down to effectively manage your life with a 9-5, there's no way in hell you'll ever be successful as self employed.

Self employed people work 70+ hours a week starting their businesses.

Sometimes you get a paycheck, sometimes you don't. Is there some college class all you 20 year old slap dicks are taking that romanticizes self employment or something? I hear it all the time from younger men who I deal with.

I'm self employed and it's cool now, but a person complaining about a 9-5 and not having enough time to flex in front of other men at the gym won't make it in their own business.

his problem is he doesn't like what he's doing.

find something you enjoy op

[AgBrah]

lol this. OP wants to be self employed because he thinks he can sit around and do nothing all day. How much potato could a potato chuck potatoes if a potato could chuck wood?

All these wanna be entrepreneurs think that.

"Man, I hate my life and job, I'll just go hire a bunch of people and lay around."

If it was that easy, everyone would do it. At some point, after 2 years you hire your first employ and then find that every employee was you, 2 years ago. Doesn't give a phuck about the job, just wants to lay around and get paid to do it.

lol, I do enjoy the naivity though.

[RedSox1990]

I hate having a set schedule. Life begins to feel like the same ritual over and over again. The only way to avoid this is to create your own business where you can manage your own hours.

[sexdrugslifting]

Is it the job itself you don't like because working 9-5 isn't bad at all OP, 8 hours isn't chit. I personally graduated a couple years ago and hated the corporate america desk jockey lifestyle. Wanted to blow my brains out sitting on my ass staring at a computer all day, I really don't get how people do it.

Realized I needed to make a career change before I got to old and ended up going back to school for something completely different. It's going to take me about 2-3 years to finish this degree but I am literally exponentially happier being out of that lifestyle knowing my future is going to be much different.

[Deezenutz]

6-2
love it
gives me a ton of free time to do whatever I want

6-2 checking in. still don't really like working 40 hours a week for someone else but traffic sho is gud at this time

[Trapstar4.4]

yah it def sucks to make that transition. mine was a bit easier coming out of school. i got hired at a company that was based in germany so we worked 37.5 hours per week and flex scheduling. brb work 7-3, then gym. brb still feel like i have some good time in the day while still being able to work out

those days are over though :\
chasing money has changed everything