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Comment from : How Money Works

"Dropships physical NFTs through the MySpace storefront," LOL I'm dying
Comment from : Robert Williams

So when do I get to retire and enjoy my life? brThat's the neat part You don't
Comment from : Cinnamaldehyde

Im 36 and I just heard the phrase “making partner” for the first time today You cannot convince me that office speak solely exists for the point of throwing off the average worker by speaking in some sort of hierarchical code
Comment from : Eli Alexander Clark

I think we need to remember one key point: as management, pizza parties fix any problem
Comment from : ten21podcast

The 40-year career ended prior to 1980
Comment from : Screaming Fly Productions LLC

my workload is so light, but my work hours so long, i could take two of these jobs if i could work from home without telling anyone
Comment from : Raq

When the cost of living growth exceeds the growth in wages means it makes more sense to rely on your skills and to become an entrepreneur as opposed to sacrificing wages for your company's margin growth
Comment from : Ronin Bushida

Work hard, get old, figure out a way to milk the government for the retirement you are owed F U pay me🎉
Comment from : Gzngahr

Companies want malleable tools and people are people If you don't hold up to this you're considered some sort of terroristbrbrAnd so it is time for companies to fall
Comment from : James Masters

Haha just stumbled on this channel Finally a career/finance channel that I can actually listen to
Comment from : IndustryGh05t

Well you can thank Democrats for the most recent woes, but the system is broken for sure and that is due to everyone prior to this point Anyway, it has been common knowledge that the "old timeline" is not the norm for quite some time, no excuses for people not knowing and figuring it out It isn't harder, just different, and this is the result when you raise kids who can't adapt or think for themselves Keep voting against your own interests, remaining ignorant, and enjoy 😂
Comment from : Jimmy C

My manager has been on the job for 42he needs to go!
Comment from : Corporal Chill Mood Vibez

My job didn't promote me and instead overworked me to the point of physical injury and when I went to get the injury checked out they insulted me i responded by flipping the bird and saying I'm not working for your psychotic company as a flavorless meat bag
Comment from : G3N3RAL1nsanity

10:47 that’s me
Comment from : Ian Miller

The zoomers and young millenials are rebelling Boomers and gen x can eat shit
Comment from : Persimmon

This isn't thinking ahead though People used to work for as much money as possible to care for their family and to create generational wealth to help improve the next generation Right now this "I am going to put in the minimum" is mainly the selfish "me" culture that doesn't think past themselves
Comment from : Jared Miller

No amount of money will be enough when a person goes mentally and physically insane, with the revelation that time's up, nothing achievedbrThat being the case, even a huge bank account will be useless, can't take it to the grave
Comment from : Inversiones incia

Practical Awareness
Comment from : Gytoser

I think money and wealth lost it's allure It is becoming kind of unfashionable to be rich Kind of tacky to ride private planes, limousines , go to Bali or whateverIt is not as cool as it once was
Comment from : Matt Bonanza

I'm sitting back laughing at the attitude in the video Sure, "quiet quit" "laying flat" and all thatbecause we HAVEN'T BEEN THROUGH A RECESSION SINCE 2008that's 15 years ago A bull run that's been that long creates a whole generation of recency bias brI'm gen x, financially retired and still run my aluminum manufacturing company for fun But, I've been through horrendous downturns and all this great resignation will turn into the great begging for a job
Comment from : Shamileification

In IT and increasingly other fields, a certification of skills or a portfolio of work is far more valuable than a degree And in my case I was a stay at home dad for 16 years, with rising costs my family and I agreed that it would help to get a job and so I dusted off my IT skills and got a job with just a single IT certification
Comment from : Vopadeva

Going to be a hell scape when your local water provider or wastewater facility cant operate because noone is willing to put in the effort
Comment from : MyHeartSpitsAtYourIdeaOfLove

1) 6:50br2) 9:23br3) 10:30br4) 11:34
Comment from : Thecrippled Pancake

This channel looks like your average clickbait infotainment channel at first glance but is actually gold
Comment from : KRN

Quiet Quitting’s google definition is “Quiet quitting is when employees continue to put in the minimum amount of effort to keep their jobs, but don't go the extra mile for their employer “brbrWhen I had a pos job putting makeup in boxes, I didn’t see the ppl I usually worked with, reception told me to go to plant B, I ran, it was raining, some racist 💩 happened when I mistook an employee store for the warehouse entrance, finally got in, told to go home, cried in the shower, never showed up again To me, that’s “quiet quitting”brbrThe managers/ppl in charge, the guy asked if it was raining bc I was soaked, I looked him dead in the eyes and says “no”
Comment from : Michael Engelmann

Corporations have been screwing the average worker for years all due to putting profits over people Sounds fatalistic but it’s true Some of us have done well (myself included) Always follow the money You may not like what you find
Comment from : SteveB

I've worked from home for 15 years now The previous 10 years I worked in a downtown metro area in a high rise building The cost of commuting, parking, clothing, making sure I packed a lunch, and the office politics made it not worth it, which I didn't realize at the time I would take a laborer job before going back to a cubicle
Comment from : K M

I have 3 regular jobs right now I don't make much (still around 20k a year average because i decided to start going after a few degrees too) but it is sooo much easier to be at a place you dont like working 2-3 times a week instead of 5-7
Comment from : Troy Rose

Lol, this is the most white collar video 😂 I have to work til my bones hurt every day just to afford rent, I don't have the energy for more
Comment from : Kiera Furneaux

You really covered everything and put down in words everything I've been noticing lately Great job and thank you
Comment from : Bea B

"More afraid of being promoted than being fired" I'm going through this right now
Comment from : Cody Hen

You want us to work more?brPay us more
Comment from : Fredrick Silas

What about medicine?
Comment from : Amar Dave

I really don’t know what I like to do anymore I can’t go above and beyond anymore because it creates a lot more problems that it’s just not worth it
Comment from : Kimberly X

My wife and I worked at the same company and had the same level, she jumped through all the hoops to get a promotion(this process took months) and when we compared our wages she was earning around 6$ more than me per week We both agreed, the juice was not worth the squeeze
Comment from : Ridiculous Reviews

dude, youre one of my all time favorite youtubers
Comment from : Dinglshingle

Ok, I’m only a commodity brIf work wages were fair, if bosses were fair, if bosses were not a roll down of politics and cutting corners for profit, instead of safe, and incentive filled career, why? Why work for jerks ? Every system is broken in America Because democracy and capitalism don’t and can not live on the same block
Comment from : America Theghetto

Software sales jobs are NOT safe in bad times ask me why I know after losing my job last week!
Comment from : Guitars and Synths

Unless you work in government job,, the job security is gone from corporate world
Comment from : Guitars and Synths

There is no labor shortage
Comment from : Richard Trantham

Unrelated question but is this narrator Wolfe Glick? Lol
Comment from : Eddie Trenary

I care about money, not the position
Comment from : Marco Vucinic

Do you know what’s funny the businesses have going on with you before YouTube existed and I think they will go on after
Comment from : Conchoeater

Not just cause it says so 😂
Comment from : Conchoeater

I watched my Boomer parents destroy themselves by working 50-hour weeks only to have their 401ks vanish in the 2008 crash Yeah, I'd rather not kill myself for people who don't care if their horrible decisions tank the economy because their friends in the government will bail them out
Comment from : Sara Williamson

The 40 year career is dead, now the model is work till you die
Comment from : Johnnathan

One time I was offered to work a Saturday at a manufacturing job I told him I was busy with something, can’t for the life of me recall what, but I didn’t feel obligated to and as such declined My parents got so incredibly mad, I didn’t get it, they offered me something and I declined, I didn’t see a problem with that I am getting paid 20/hr to spend it all in 8 months while I’m in school on rent and tuition, if I work or don’t work that Saturday I’m getting a loan and gonna be tight on money anyway I don’t know why my parents got so incredibly mad over it, it seemed like nothing to blow up over but they did for some reason Maybe I’m lazy and didn’t wanna spend half my weekend at work, but at the same time, can I not just work 5 days and enjoy what’s supposed to be my summer break from school?
Comment from : nicolas delvalle

I think people should buy raw land put mobile home or tiny houseon it
Comment from : Kathy Andersen

Just wanna live, man
Comment from : Not A Dog

You have COMPLETELY missed the single most important thing WORKING NO LONGER PAYS WHAT IT USED TO Millenials watched their parents DIE working And they have nothing in comparison to what their grandparents did on a single Salary brbrThe system doesn't work anymore It threw us overboard A Single wage cannot raise a faimly anymore let alone buy a house SO WHY FUCKING WORK IN THE FIRST PLACE????
Comment from : CybrosisEvolved

earn 100 more pay 300 more tax
Comment from : YG7

Being told there's no raise, no days off, 65 hrs/wk, stuck at 17/hr, with failing equipment to run chemistry lab?That was the offer from a private food testing company
Comment from : MJ Trice

Haha I’m one of the folks who quite my job in 2021 and started a business and created an EIN Although I already had a side thing going on, I just went full time Now I’m a business owner part time and full time contractor
Comment from : Pearl Ivory

The fast talking and the music are incredibly stressful I was like "why do I feel like im about to be attacked by a tiger" and realized it was the video
Comment from : DirtyPrancing

My first job out of college was an IT Tech Support role I'm leaving for grad school soon and ditching them Most of my work could be completed in about 2 hours total in my 8 hour day With the spare time I would:brbr- Cook delicious foodbr- Go on walks and grocery shopping tripsbr- Handle laundry and other choresbr- Watch Twitch streams and play gamesbr- Take an entire statistics course with homeworkbrbrI still had to be on call in case more work came in so I couldn't be away from my laptop most of the time The best part, I was considered to be the most productive employee on my team and even received an award for being an "overachiever"
Comment from : NotequaLto ///

Time is moneybrbrUnless you're salaried
Comment from : Not Sure

So basically:br-not enough pay for laborbr-afraid of promotions for the other points listed and othersbr-more $$$ in working several low skill jobs than 1 slightly higher more demanding jobsbr-getting stuck in a slightly higher position for fear to avoid bad reviews for a newer higher position for leaving too early Also that their promotion will lead them to a dead end and they cannot jump to the position they wantbrbrI find it funny how the last part Companies pay their execs more $$$$ in the illusion that higher positions make more $$$$ All this to entice employees to work harder on the 001 chance they can also be in that positionbrbrThat's like giving a donkey a bunch of carrots and expecting the other donkey to try to move faster because the carrot at the end of the stick could be him eating all those carrots like the other donkeybrbrThat does motiviate but only other businessmen in that position who wanna change jobs or investors who see a pay raise for their negotiator means the company is doing greatbrbrMeanwhile the other donkey i mean employees are just looking at it all happen and realizingwtf im not getting any carrots so why move faster? And just end up moving slow if not slower now due to neglect
Comment from : turtlemaster 5000

11:48–disillusioned, not disenfranchised
Comment from : Jay Jun

The whole video fails once you realise that there is an excess of workers, not the shortage of workers
Comment from : Kartik Agarwal

Knowing that most residents in medicine work 80 hour weeks, it’s quite shocking that a person can fit 2-3 jobs in 60-70 hours, let alone 5 Were office jobs filled with THAT much bs? I can’t imagine even working a part-time in residency 😅
Comment from : Soggy Chip

If they don't like you, they won't promote you After nine or so months on the job, if you don't think you have the promotion aura, move on
Comment from : Prima61

Employers are fighting hard to under pay us Hell no I’m not busting my ass for them
Comment from : C M

There’s just not really a point in getting a promotion anymore It just means more work & responsibility When I clock out for the day I don’t want to even think about work till my next shift
Comment from : [REDACTED]

Instability is so wonderful
Comment from : chaos witch 74 Los Angeles

I work for a nonprofit startup that gets this and they give us lots of leeway on schedules, a generous amount of PTO, we’re all 100 remote, and we are not expected to work anymore than 35 hours as a salaried employee If we’re efficient with our time or if there is less volume, we work even fewer hours without having to use our PTO When we have organization-wide meetings, they send us e gift cards to buy our lunch We are never asked to work weekends or on holidays and the health insurance is heavily subsidized I pay $10 a paycheck for the most expensive plan and my copays are $30 Dental and vision are even less expensive, but just as good I just got new frames and lenses and paid nothing out of pocket These are the kinds of things that keep me from looking for another job There are a lot of boomers running companies that just don’t get it and they are purging talent
Comment from : Travis McMurray

The best career advice I ever got was to ditch w2 and go 1099 with multiple employers brbrMe, Inc
Comment from : Cuatro Jones

"Ducktaper" It's an interesting job
Comment from : KT Mansfield

You have to always avoid becoming a team lead 😂
Comment from : PraVachan

I was expected to supervise without supervisor wages Had enough financial cushion so, adios! The look on management’s faces was priceless 🤣
Comment from : H

A lot of jobs can be pointless Luckily I've never gone more than 5 years at any company Just do what you can and learn as much as possible and move on Find something better or for more and just manage your money as best you can You can achieve a good life but you have to be realistic and consistent
Comment from : Miguel Marti

Here's the issue we're not demanding more from our employers, we're demanding what our employers used to do for our parents & grandparents My grandfather & father worked for General Motors for 30 ish years and both were about to retire at 55 I've worked at 7 different companies in my 26 years of working in the engineering field Most companies have offered have offered 401k's but had no matching Vacation & sick have always been there, substantial pay increases have come from changing companies All while watching my employers constantly having year after year of record profits
Comment from : Jacob Side

People are recognizing their value Because for years they seen their parents being devalued from their lives And they recognize that TIME is more important than just salary
Comment from : qolspony

I have been working for the same company for the past 23 years, they have asked over the years for me to take a management postion, which I declined I have a pension, however I dont intend on the retirement I have seen to many friends & co-workers not make it that far before passing I am taking the time to enjoy my life while I can
Comment from : Tim Bene