If God ever blesses me with the opportunity to quit my job I promise I won’t waste it

[GuineaDago585]

I recognize that I am entitled to nothing and should be grateful for everything. I feel blessed that I am a healthy, relatively young man living in America. However, there is an empty pit in my soul and much of it has to do with being stripped of all purpose and fulfillment, trapped in this 9-5 cycle of wage slavery, running on the hamster wheel and getting nowhere without the vision to even see a path in front of me.

If I am ever blessed with the chance to escape the matrix and somehow acquire the means to live outside of this dead end officel environment, I PROMISE I will not squander that privilege. I will grab this world by the balls with a renewed sense of urgency, proceeding forward for the betterment of my family and community, leaving a positive legacy behind. Every day will be a mission. Every minute will be devotion. I will never let it go to waste.

I just need the chance.

[AnklesBruised]

God has created 350,000 opportunities for you to quit your 9-5

I won't go into how because miscers have provided at least 3,500 examples

If you can't even grasp one of those opportunities, there is absolutely 0 fukin chance you won't waste it

Matter of fact, you'll give up on day 3 TOPS

Just rot in ur cagie, wagie.

[John L]

OP you are like 27 years old or something. You are squandering your opportunity to find a new career every single day by doing nothing other than making whiny doomer threads on the misc.

[Godfrd824]

God has created 350,000 opportunities for you to quit your 9-5

I won't go into how because miscers have provided at least 3,500 examples

If you can't even grasp one of those opportunities, there is absolutely 0 fukin chance you won't waste it

Matter of fact, you'll give up on day 3 TOPS

Just rot in ur cagie, wagie.

Unfortunately, this.

[Ironmanlet]

lol at blaming God instead of your insecurities and fear based uncertainties.


Know how I know you will be an NPC forever?

[tripod29]

Sounds like someone has a case of the Mondays.

[Godfrd824]

Rich Piana is a meme but he actually was right about many things. The 5% thing he talks about isn't a joke. He says only 5% of people have what it takes to change their situation.

Personally, I think it's more like 1%. 99% of people just go with the flow, they go through life doing what they're supposed to do. You don't just "change your life", it takes an exceptional person and extreme measures to change your situation.

The son of a tradie will probably become a tradie, the son of a doctor will probably become a doctor. The doctor isn't better than the tradie in this scenario because they put in equal amounts of effort.

A lot of you look down on OP but you too are in the 99%. All you've done is what you're supposed to do, it's just that what your starting position lands you at a better position than OP's 50K a year.

The irony is, OP has gone above and beyond, his father was a janitor so he has improved his situation even though his situation isn't great. So even though some of you are in a better position than OP, you haven't improved your situation at all yet you're giving him advice when he's a superior human being compared to you.

You are wrong. My starting position wasn't one that was paid $50k a year. I wish. My start was in a shack in a third world country. Despite that you won't find a single post or thread I've made crying about my life, you won't find a single post about how I want to do this or that but haven't done it. OP won the fuking lottery by being born in the US even with his janitor father. My father has no education and can't speak English.

OP will continue to make threads like this and never actually make the moves necessary to become successful because complaining is easy, putting in the work isn't.

He'll call me a hater, he'll say I am a hateful person who probably has no friends, but he won't get up tomorrow and work his ass off to be more than mediocre.

[GuineaDago585]

lol at blaming God instead of your insecurities and fear based uncertainties.


Know how I know you will be an NPC forever?

I’m not blaming God, you dumb phuck. I’m thanking Him and making a commitment to do better by myself.

Go post another 7 paragraph nihilistic diatribe and GTFO of my thread, you leprechaun looking cocksucker.

OP, you can quit your job right now if you want to.

It's purely your choice.

While technically true, the consequence of such an act would be losing everything I have worked for thus far. Without a savings to fall back on, I am stuck. The need for a steady income has to take precedence over searching for a purpose. For now.

But I realize I need to be more proactive about finding those opportunities. Eventually they will come. It will be my responsibility to seize the moment when they do.

Rich Piana is a meme but he actually was right about many things. The 5% thing he talks about isn't a joke. He says only 5% of people have what it takes to change their situation.

Personally, I think it's more like 1%. 99% of people just go with the flow, they go through life doing what they're supposed to do. You don't just "change your life", it takes an exceptional person and extreme measures to change your situation.

The son of a tradie will probably become a tradie, the son of a doctor will probably become a doctor. The doctor isn't better than the tradie in this scenario because they put in equal amounts of effort.

A lot of you look down on OP but you too are in the 99%. All you've done is what you're supposed to do, it's just that your starting position lands you at a better position than OP's 50K a year.

The irony is, OP has gone above and beyond, his father was a janitor so he has improved his situation even though his situation isn't great. So even though some of you are in a better position than OP, you haven't improved your situation at all yet you're giving him advice when he's a superior human being compared to you.

I appreciate the recognition brother. I believe you’re correct. My mom was also a waitress at Denny’s when she was my age, so overall I am proud of achieving some sense of upward mobility. I just feel like I’m capable of more and get frustrated AF being mediocre without a clear answer as to where to go from here.

[teodorkanev1]

Just sayin'



Save up money for 6-12 months of living expenses. Additionally, save up money for a course to develop desirable hard skills.

Quit current job. Acquire new skill. Apply for new job. Profit. Inshallah

[Godfrd824]

I never go after you for being black in the misc sense of crime this, subhuman that. But I do call out affirmative action because that's a separate issue.

You can't use your experiences and then wonder why everyone else doesn't do the same thing. As long as a black guy isn't a criminal and has 100 IQ and is a C student, he can get into any university he wants and any normal white collar job he wants just by applying.

I went to University in the Dominican Republic, where there is no affirmative action. I also worked my way up within this company over the last 7 years.

[John L]

OP you want to be a tradie so why haven't you gotten a job as a plumbers or electricians helper or something? Lots of companies hiring and need help. They'll probably start you off at $20 an hour. You'll have to get a roommate since you won't be making as much, but it's doable. Have you even attempted to look for another job?

[PShift5]

Same bro sick of it all

[nothingshocking]

Imagine making a prayer to God to save you from the 9-5 and using a gay bodybuilding forum to publish your pathetic plea.

Please God, work is crushing my soul, spare me please...

[GuineaDago585]

OP you want to be a tradie so why haven't you gotten a job as a plumbers or electricians helper or something? Lots of companies hiring and need help. They'll probably start you off at $20 an hour. You'll have to get a roommate since you won't be making as much, but it's doable. Have you even attempted to look for another job?

I have considered going the tradie route. My friend is in the sheet metal union and could get me in tomorrow if I gave him the word. The problem goes back to money. Their apprentices start off at $16 per hour (srs) and are required to undergo a 5 year apprenticeship before graduating as mechanics. At that point they earn $38 per hour. My issue is I need A LOT of money (closer to that mechanic wage) immediately. It just seems like starting over as a tradie is more suited for young brahs fresh out of high school. I understand 27 is “young” but in terms of hitting the reset button it’s not. I’ve been searching Indeed on the clock and most of the jobs I would qualify for lacking a degree are the same bullchit office work paying $45-55k/yr.

My answer might be to develop some skill and freelance. Not sure what tho.

[messomi]

OP you are like 27 years old or something. You are squandering your opportunity to find a new career every single day by doing nothing other than making whiny doomer threads on the misc.

if he complains long enough on the misc the universe will hand him a better job.

[Godfrd824]

I have considered going the tradie route. My friend is in the sheet metal union and could get me in tomorrow if I gave him the word. The problem goes back to money. Their apprentices start off at $16 per hour (srs) and are required to undergo a 5 year apprenticeship before graduating as mechanics. At that point they earn $38 per hour. My issue is I need A LOT of money (closer to that mechanic wage) immediately. It just seems like starting over as a tradie is more suited for young brahs fresh out of high school. I understand 27 is “young” but in terms of hitting the reset button it’s not. I’ve been searching Indeed on the clock and most of the jobs I would qualify for lacking a degree are the same bullchit office work paying $45-55k/yr.

My answer might be to develop some skill and freelance. Not sure what tho.

That's not how any of this works. If you require money fast, sell your ass. Otherwise put in the work, take the pay cut today for a better life tomorrow. I did it in 2015 and made $27k that year. 9 years later I'm making close to what I made that year, per month today.

[John L]

I have considered going the tradie route. My friend is in the sheet metal union and could get me in tomorrow if I gave him the word. The problem goes back to money. Their apprentices start off at $16 per hour (srs) and are required to undergo a 5 year apprenticeship before graduating as mechanics. At that point they earn $38 per hour. My issue is I need A LOT of money (closer to that mechanic wage) immediately. It just seems like starting over as a tradie is more suited for young brahs fresh out of high school. I understand 27 is “young” but in terms of hitting the reset button it’s not. I’ve been searching Indeed on the clock and most of the jobs I would qualify for lacking a degree are the same bullchit office work paying $45-55k/yr.

My answer might be to develop some skill and freelance. Not sure what tho.

How much are you paying in rent now? If I remember correctly you're renting a 1 bedroom place by yourself.

Union might start you off at $16 but you won't be at $16 for 5 years. There will be raises during that time period.

[Godfrd824]

lmfao at thinking you make money by putting in work

you make money by having money and owning someone else's work

welcome to capitalism

Why haven't you shoved your whole fist up your ass yet?

[Godfrd824]

Is that the kind of thing you like to visualize? Are you a homosexual?

No. But you are. But it's not enough to just be gay. You'll never make money like that.

[yieldtonothing]

sounds like somebody's got a case of the mondays

[Jasonw1178]

I enjoy my job, even though I hate it sometimes. However if I hated it the way so many do hate theirs, I'd find something else, even if the pay was less. You can't spend 8hrs+ a day being miserable.

[Ironmanlet]

I’m not blaming God, you dumb phuck. I’m thanking Him and making a commitment to do better by myself.

Go post another 7 paragraph nihilistic diatribe and GTFO of my thread, you leprechaun looking cocksucker.

We are seeing levels of triggered coping previously thought impossible according to the laws of quantum mechanics.

[Fang2]

How much do you make at your job op...60k per year?

[ralphlaurenbrah]

Then do something you fuking idiot. Go apply to be a tradie apprentice or go apply to a college and take out student loans like the rest of us. What are you even fking talking about "GOD please save me" stfu *******. Save your fking self!!!!!

Go get a nursing degree and be a travel CRNA if you want to make bank. I've told this forum how much money I make. Nothing is stopping you from doing the same ****.

[Adam16121]

Opportunities and risk often go hand-in-hand. Most people unknowingly miss opportunities because the consequences of failure are too dire. You don’t want to lose what you have. It’s a common struggle. In the end though, it is a decision that you have to make for yourself. What are you willing to give up for the possibility of a way out?

[resoog]

God has created 350,000 opportunities for you to quit your 9-5

I won't go into how because miscers have provided at least 3,500 examples

If you can't even grasp one of those opportunities, there is absolutely 0 fukin chance you won't waste it

Matter of fact, you'll give up on day 3 TOPS

Just rot in ur cagie, wagie.

don't you mean day 3.5?

[TheScapeGOAT]

I like you, OP, but Jesus Christ how many times are you going to make threads like this?

It’s time to change something.

[BWChaver]

This was me in 2021. I racked up 60k in crypto and quit my job immediately. I walked out

I tried starting my own business. Things unfortunately went sideways and I lost everything.

But that 1 year of freedom was truly amazing.

I'm starting all over again. Up 4k in profits so far. Got a long way to go but it's doable

[stezus]

If you're white collar your job will be liquidated by AI real soon
If blue collar you'll be rendered obsolete by at least the new labor supply next decade

It's over for workcels