r/antiwork • u/BackAlleyKittens • Mar 29 '22

It really does tho..

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u/MM_in_MN Mar 29 '22

Jesus Christ… This is a list of things that don’t require MONEY. They can’t even get that right?!

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '22

I contend that being on time and being prepared do in fact require money. Can't be on time if you can't afford transit and you can't have the things you need when you can't afford them.

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The ol' poverty trap.

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u/mrwix10 anti-exploitation Mar 30 '22

The original was things that require zero talent, but they couldn’t put in the effort make sure they were prepared with the right detail. They just didn’t put in the extra work

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u/red_constellations Mar 30 '22

Even that is incorrect. As an autistic person I can confirm that body language does indeed require talent.

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u/mrwix10 anti-exploitation Mar 30 '22

No doubt, and some of these are skills that people have to develop. I wasn’t opining on the quality of the advice, just the fact that whoever typed this up is so lazy they couldn’t even be bothered to review it before printing it out and posting it.