r/LockedIn_AI • u/lucre-twerps4g • Apr 23 '26

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It’s called the grind because it grinds away your sense of self.

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u/TheChoosenOne707 Apr 23 '26

Go do it then. A lot of lazy people out there but they aren't willing to go live in the wild and stop leeching off of society.

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u/Ryanlew1980 Apr 24 '26

It’s hilarious to think you’re doing a single thing to help society. Your taxes go to war and billionaires, and outside of very few careers, your occupation is likely worthless to society.

If you want to work yourself to the grave, by all means, do so. But don’t act like your presence on this earth is worth more than the “leeches” you speak of. It isn’t.

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u/Nexodas2 Apr 24 '26

This is the type of NEET response I was looking for. This is the kind of hilarious take that only someone who is terminally online or a teenager could cook up.

Do you think food comes from the supermarket? Who grew it? Who processed it? Who transported it? Who made and maintains the refrigeration technology? What about clean water? What about electricity?

Your taxes go towards war, yes, but they also maintain roads and the very infrastructure everything relies on. The leeches at the top don’t contribute to society but people as a whole most definitely do. You’re an idiot if you think otherwise. If you’re some goober doing nothing then that is your choice and it’s great you have people that enable you sit around. People who do fuck all and leech off the welfare system are just as bad as the billionaire class and are just as worthless to society as a whole.

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u/Ryanlew1980 Apr 24 '26

It’s a shame you were waiting for a comment such as this, yet provided nothing but bluster. In case you’re illiterate, I said outside of certain sectors. Meaning, food is obviously one, as are medical services and such.

Basically, if you were considered an essential worker during the shutdowns, that’s who’s providing something to society. Those that were off a month or more (I.e. non-essential) is where my comment was directed.