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Originally Posted by Unregistered
Those young jobless dudes with no family commitments should enjoy life while searching for jobs. Once you have a job, you will face a lot of weird or unhappy life experience. So found a job does not mean happily ever after. Do not be discouraged or depressed while jobless now. Most employees hope they can take long leave to enjoy life. lol
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Agree completely. Those who are employed they are thinking:
1. I wish I had a more interesting job.
2. I wish my manager would recognise I am a talent and promote me faster.
3. Some days I feel so miserable, is there all there is to life ?? work and work ??
4. When will I be able to buy a house, afford a car and get married.
5. Every morning squeezing in the train is making me sick.
6. my social life has been sucked dry.
7. I can't believe the culture in my department sucked so bad.
8. screw it, i need to shop for new office clothes.
9. the hot weather isn't really helping.
10. damn, weekend also burn and stay at home sleeping.
Please do not think working is a solution to all your problems.
Those who aren't working, also have their own problems.
1. no money to enjoy life.
2. lose social status to your social circle
3. lost of confidence due to no job.
4. drifting through life aimlessly.
5. family sabotaging you to go to work.
The perfect situation is you go to work but your family is well-off.
A female friend of mine, she is only 25.
1. Personal Chauffeur to work., everytime reach office dry and clean, whether rain or shine.
2. her things all expensive stuff.
3. never ever worry about money.
4. she still works very hard though.
5. I suppose she can quit anytime she likes.
6. her father is an empire owner, one bloody big business empire.
