never not

I feel like there's an odd extra similarity to real life with that mmo story

I can never wear white underwear because of those piss drops smfh

yeah the housing crisis of today yes?

digitalization, globalization etc has been around as long as mmos...

as in, the ease of buying and managing property remotely without having to juggle phones and real estate agent physical mail

the whole real estate renting business is much more managable and expandable nowadays compared to years ago

I apply for jobs online, get online interviews, and if they need more info they call me. Very interesting times. I can get a job without leaving my house.

so real life real estate is a matured-mmo

matured mmos tend to have fucked markets of people that have been around for way longer than everyone else amassing way too much wealth and random shit

ultra inflation i suppose

i suppose it's actually just causation//whateverthe fuck and I am tripping and jaden smithing

ehhhh, what I'm saying is we've had 2 ish decades of ez digital management 4 plebs

so the same amount of time that older mmos have been around

this is just my brain leaking out my mouth but maybe there is something very slightly profound in this dumb connection

in australia at least, housing markets have inflated along the same timeline as mmos have existed

muh digital age

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@Krieger The Viking Plague Doctor you telling me you get something other than automatic rejection letters (if that)?????!

Yeah I got my recent job this way

noice

Feels good, but I have good charisma so the video interview was probably all they needed

I eventually got one from a big corporation with a lot of retail staff

Noice

I own bones at interviews too, but just couldn't get the fuckin things

Interviews are hard to get nowadays. When you're working it's funny cause it seems like there's jobs everywhere and opportunity and stuff but when you don't get a job for 6mnths+ you start to see the other side of there being no jobs.

too many labour hire recruitment scumsucking bastards

Labour work is physically and mentally draining

half or more of jobs advertised online are not actual postions and just some shitbag in an office speculating that their clients may want more meat to put in the grinder eventually and get you on the books in preparation

yeah heavily physical work is a bitch esp when it pays the same as retail slackery

been there, have the back damage sensitivity to prove it

gtfo'd before I actually hurt myself

I worked for a caravan maker once, first day I never used a tool in me life he handed me a nail gun and said "here you go don't kill yourself with it, the boys will tell you what to do". Paid $20/hr entry, my current work is $24 an hour and in an office.

seems easier to twinge and have a sore back for a few days after heavy shitty lifting now, but nothing different in normal life

fuckyeah office work

aircon and a chair is the dream

Unless you're doing something that pays really well like a welder or an electrician I wouldn't manual labor.

Electricians get a median of 90k a year here

I am happy to have done warehousing to have gained a good perspective of what hard/easy work truly is

if I did my current job as a first-ish job I would probably be a little bitch about it

We're always taught in school work smarter not harder, same for employment.