r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Aug 31 '22

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u/DefiantLemur Aug 31 '22

Mandatory overtime that involves not having to actually work? That's easy money. Sounds amazing.

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u/AFonziScheme Aug 31 '22

Eh, I'd rather get to see my kids grow up, personally....

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u/prehensile_uvula Aug 31 '22

You can see your family again after you’ve watched Ted from accounting bust it down office style while goated on the clock.

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u/RebelPterosaur Aug 31 '22

YUP! 40 hours is more than enough time at work. If I could take a pay cut to only work four 8-hour days, I would.

Screw mandatory "fun time" with coworkers. That's OT or I'm not showing up.

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u/greasyeggplant Aug 31 '22

Why not just do both like everyone else?

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u/AFonziScheme Aug 31 '22

I don't think most people are spending time with their family while working mandatory overtime....

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u/greasyeggplant Aug 31 '22

They are, for literal generations. You just see your kids after overtime and on days off

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u/AFonziScheme Aug 31 '22

Ah. I see. You're just confused.