I hate my f**ckin job

[bgowdy 5,000+ posts]

yea i liked it at. but now im just always like not physically but mentally tired.

 

[mast240 10+ year member]

i wouldnt say i hate my job... but i dont love it... but than again... i wouldnt make even half what i make at my current position anywhere else... and its pretty much the most secure job you can really find... pretty much takes an act of congress for me to get laid off, lol

 

[bubbagumper6 5,000+ posts]

In today's economy, no one should be bitching about how their job sucks, especially if it's because it's too boring. You ******* should just be happy you have a job to go to that's still paying you a decent wage. Jobs have become so scarce that when you do find one it's so damn underpaid because there's so many workers out there desperate for any job.

 

[mast240 10+ year member]

yea... i agree... thats why when anyone around my job b*tches about it, i just look at them like their idiots

 

[bubbagumper6 5,000+ posts]

Yeah I can't tell you how disheartening it is to walk into a room for an interview and be greeted by 30+ other candidates...

 

[i2ain2thunder 10+ year member]

In today's economy, no one should be bitching about how their job sucks, especially if it's because it's too boring. You ******* should just be happy you have a job to go to that's still paying you a decent wage. Jobs have become so scarce that when you do find one it's so damn underpaid because there's so many workers out there desperate for any job.

I've never regardless of economy had trouble finding a job. I don't know I tend to believe anyone having trouble finding a job is too picky, or not really trying hard, or don't know how to interview. IMO I know there are plenty who will disagree.

 

[bubbagumper6 5,000+ posts]

I've never regardless of economy had trouble finding a job. I don't know I tend to believe anyone having trouble finding a job is too picky, or not really trying hard, or don't know how to interview. IMO I know there are plenty who will disagree.

I would agree there's a lot of people like that, but the numbers don't lie, if the jobs don't exist they don't exist.

 

[sleazebagger 10+ year member]

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i get paid to sit on my *** in the AC in a rolling recline chair.... im not quitting. there are no jobs here but fast food

Then what the fvck are whinning about you little spoiled american turd.

svck it up, be a man you fckin pansy!

 

[matt_bennett05 10+ year member]

be the Guy laid off for 4 months looking every day hours on end. I'm thankful for my job, and being I have a great job makes me satisfied even during the BS

 

[bgowdy 5,000+ posts]

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Then what the fvck are whinning about you little spoiled american turd.

svck it up, be a man you fckin pansy!

lol. believe me im not spoiled. i been on my own pretty much since 16. im 24 now. ive worked sinced my 16 birthday. worked 2 jobs my junior and senior yrs of high school. i mean if thats spoied then i guess i am.

 

[winkychevelle 10+ year member]

yea im thankful for my job and i know how you feel sitting in front of a computer or doing paper work all day **** but i got lucky my job is 50;50 paperwork to physically handling the chemical that the paper work corresponds to.

but instead of bitchin think of puting on a plastic jumpsuit a full face resperator with a regular uniform on as well add steel toes double layer gloves and 90+ degree heat and u have me on a physical portion.

ever tried to move a drum of pcb ballast? 1 drum 55 gallon is about 600-700lbs so when u got 30 drums and u have to empty them in the above protection equipment u sweat ur *** off. i get paid good though. so i dont complain

 

[xmakeafistx 10+ year member]

Its not like the failing economy is going to make peoples jobs x10 better. Its not like you're going to sit there bored as **** & just get off on the thought that other people don't have a job. I also hate my job, I am a teenager working for six flags. I stand from 9:30 to 8 just dosing off, that is pretty much what my job is. I am grateful to have one, but that doesn't change the fact that it ******* blows. Especially when its like 100+ degrees out.

I would much rather do hard labor than some bullshit job where i feel like an unproductive piece of ****.

 

[i2ain2thunder 10+ year member]

yea im thankful for my job and i know how you feel sitting in front of a computer or doing paper work all day **** but i got lucky my job is 50;50 paperwork to physically handling the chemical that the paper work corresponds to.
but instead of bitchin think of puting on a plastic jumpsuit a full face resperator with a regular uniform on as well add steel toes double layer gloves and 90+ degree heat and u have me on a physical portion.

ever tried to move a drum of pcb ballast? 1 drum 55 gallon is about 600-700lbs so when u got 30 drums and u have to empty them in the above protection equipment u sweat ur *** off. i get paid good though. so i dont complain

Sweat my azz off loading semi freights baking in the heat all day in a no ac warehouse working very hard. Loved it!!! I'm not opposed to physical labor, the more wearing out the better for me.

 

[bgowdy 5,000+ posts]

Sweat my azz off loading semi freights baking in the heat all day in a no ac warehouse working very hard. Loved it!!! I'm not opposed to physical labor, the more wearing out the better for me.

i agree---/\ ive worked in a a no ac warehouse before. walked like 15 - 20 miles per day(we wore walking tickers) loading trucks with 50 - 70 pound boxes from 6am 530pm. i kno those arent crazy heavy boxes but when you lift like 300 it gets that way

 

[LazyRider 10+ year member]

I didn't like my job either, working overnight for 3 years took it's toll on me. Luckily I just got a new job and no longer have to work overnight. I'm trying to adjust back to normal hours though, it's kind of tough.