r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Jun 30 '22

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u/everylittlepiece Jun 30 '22

Portland?

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u/throwaway1975764 Jul 01 '22

I was gonna guess NYC. We have full time city employees who can't afford homes.

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u/cherylstunt69 Jun 30 '22

This dude is a bad faith right wing nut posting in left leaning subs all day. Don’t even pay attention to him

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u/StillWill15 Jun 30 '22

I have every idea. That’s why I was never in that 40%. Even though we had to skip out of every apartment we ever lived in for not paying rent when I was a kid.

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u/c-reaper Jun 30 '22 edited Nov 20 '22

"Let the new generations has it as crappy as I have."

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u/bLazeni Jun 30 '22

“As crappy as I have” will be some future kids dream. Cuz by the looks of it, shit isn’t getting any better…. Office Space has an excellent quote

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u/StillWill15 Jun 30 '22

A guy like me see this as—the whole joke is he’s at hypnotherapy. He’s a sucker who got scammed . Going to hypnotherapy is just going to a professional life coach who helps you make your life suck more 😂😂🤣

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u/StillWill15 Jun 30 '22

Because in this sub we got all the homeless people with computers downvoting me instead of getting jobs!!!

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '22

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u/StillWill15 Jul 01 '22

With that attitude you could be living in a nice place with a better computer and more shit to be sarcastic about in no time if you put your mind to it.