I gotta say that is one depressing looking house. It looks like a garage with a house attached to it rather than the other way round. And itās just so grey and featureless.
All the new houses going up around me look like that. Except for the ones that take up almost the entire lot so they can cram a 4,000sq ft house on a quarter acre.
Everything today is starting to suck because they're all min/maxing. Cars are all egg shaped SUVs or boxy trucks. Movies are all reboots, sequels, prequels, or live-action remakes. TV shows are epic fantasies or raunchy animated comedies or dark supernatural dramas. Because that's what all the metrics say will provide the best ROI.
I wish this Gilded Age were half as original as the last one.
Thank you for also noticing the shitty shape of cars. I guess thereās a demand there, but I hate it too. I constantly bring this up, so Iām happy someone else agrees lol
I figure itās a combination of three things; the level of aerodynamic engineering the industry has achieved, lowest common denominator design to appeal to the largest possible group, and a demand for storage space.
I completely agree with you, and I also noticed cars gradually losing personality around the turn of the century, but the most egg shaped car of all happens to be the one I love the most: the VW bug. I had one ~20 years ago, yellow even, and I still miss it.
This actually looks kind of quaint to me. Now the house would be on top of the garage and there would be six of them and the trees would be gone. Iād feel like a prince of the world if I had a 3% mortgage on this.
it's got that mcmansion roofline without the size. it's just a sucky house in a shitty suburban hell. I bet the owner can't even legally use all the land they bought to make a vegetable garden
Do not underestimate how nice your house can be inside when you have adequate storage space for things you dont want on display. Does need some landscaping though.
She looks like sheās from the generation that did a lot of those things early in childhood but then discovered the power of the Nintendo Entertainment System.
Also letās be honest: If her kids skipped school to be with their lovers, she wouldnāt support this at all. She probably wouldnāt even support kids skipping school to be politically active.
Plenty of people try to use popular hashtags to promote their unrelated content, but I'm almost impressed that they actually tried to make a segue from "oatmilk" to "my hustle grindset blog."
What even is he suggesting? I don't apply for jobs online? How and where does he think you are suppose to get jobs then. Strap on my job helmet and squeeze down into a job cannon and fire off into Jobland where jobs grow on jobbies
This is almost incoherent. I think this āgrindsetā group of people is actually just individuals with undiagnosed cerebral clotting. How many of them die within 48 hours of posting? I think itās worth investigating.
I agree, oat milk should not be this expensive itās mainly water! Milk is also both heavily subsidized by the state so the price drops and the producer donāt make a lot of margins on it.
This is dumb. But just to talk corpo for a bit (because that is the reality for many of us): early in your career, putting in extra study time (or just making time on the clock if possible) will give you a leg up for certain kinds of white collar work. Just because youāll know more.
But doing work on weekends will set you apart as a damned sucker who can be used by others to make career moves. So do that if you want to feel someoneās pump in your eye socket as they trample you to reach for their dream job.
Youāre never going to get promoted to an easier job if youāve proven you can build like 2x more widgets than your co-workers.
Youāll get to a better job by showing up with your co-workers to the bossā house and asking nicely.
Iām lucky enough with my position that we have pretty well defined pay bands that mention our levels of knowledge, easily identifiable systems and managers that are basically expected to pay us to those bands when our knowledge increases. The one thing we donāt have is enough time to effectively skill people up past a certain point. If you can spare the time, you basically will get promoted. We also have a lovely flex time system - work whenever between 7-6:30 as long as you hit 36 hours a week over 3 months, never heard of any pressure to come in early or anything like that with it either.
I love transparent / open books, and I bring it up at every company I join, but unfortunately I donāt know of any local employers that do this, outside of big institutions or tiny cooperatives. But I guess I can just keep looking on the remote job market.
Your job sounds very human! Iām happy with my set up as well. We donāt have a Clock so to speak, so as long as youāre available, make meetings on time, and get your tasks done, no one cares how you do it.
It you just stop sleeping, youāll be able to add 8 working hours per day! You can start at 11pm, stop at 7am and still have the entire day to work more at youāre job. Itāll add 40 working hours per week, 2080 hours or 260 working days for your boss!
It wonāt set you apart because, Jeffrey who does half the work of everyone else, is really good at selling himself and kissing ass. Your boss is just as overworked as everyone else is. And itās basically running on vibes at this point in time. So Jeffrey is going to get that next promotion.
Have fun working on the weekends and in a couple of months, working under Jeffrey!
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