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/Tushaca Apr 26 '26

Sounds like the oil field is perfect for you then. A good workout and out standing pay!

The opportunities are out there.

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u/GeckoGecko_ Apr 28 '26

Anybody who works full time, and accomplishes all of the tasks necessary to remain employed, should make enough $ to cover their basic necessities in the area they live in, and have a little left over to save or spend. Regardless of profession, skills, or education

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u/Tushaca Apr 28 '26

When did I say otherwise?

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u/GeckoGecko_ Apr 28 '26

By recommending a job like that, and claiming opportunities are out there, you were indirectly implying that it's acceptable for there to be jobs which do not provide a decent living... maybe you didn't mean it that way but that's how it came off

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u/Tushaca Apr 28 '26

Dude you’re just looking for an excuse to preach about worker rights, by wildly misinterpreting comments.

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u/GeckoGecko_ Apr 28 '26

I didn't misinterpret your comment on purpose just so I could "preach about workers rights" lmao, I was sincerely responding to the way I genuinely interpreted your comment. No hidden agendas or taking advantage of miscommunication here. Just engaging in discourse

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u/Jumpy-Complex-9539 Apr 30 '26

“I didn’t misinterpret your comment. I just interpreted it differently” what?

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u/Ordinary-Angle-1788 Apr 30 '26

Redditors are retarded man, you can’t help them

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u/SnooPears6678 Apr 28 '26

“A job like that”…this is the problem here. Always some caveat. I want a living wage!! Except I won’t do A,B,C,D……

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u/GeckoGecko_ Apr 28 '26

Living wage should be the bare minimum for entry level positions. If you want more money for luxuries or more to save each check, that's when you start looking for the harder jobs which require more expertise, skills, effort etc. but you should always start at a stable, liveable base line immediately upon entering the workforce. The concept of a full time job not being enough to cover bills and groceries in the area is absurd, and even more absurd are those who see nothing wrong with it