Who the fuck works a 9 to 5?

[JohnnyClips - BANNED FOR LIFE]

And do it for like 40 years How much of a slave can one be? I have to keep reminding myself not to go out during rush hour. I saw a slave in a shitty car coming home from work weaving in and out of traffic just to catch the next light.

Slaves in their shitty cars on their way home to their fat wives and ugly children all to get home and do it again the next day!

[TeenCat]

thanks to them we are not still living on the trees

[CaptainHowdy]

[Mr. Garibaldi]

awesome post!

[mineistaken]

Quality members of society mostly.

[Look Chang]

I used to work from 9 to 5 until I start my own business and now I work from 8 to 10...

[kuprum]

envy is a bad thing )

[Paul Markham]

Those who can get a job. Unlike the OP.

[Bake]

Better than the night shift.

[Steve Rupe]

Originally Posted by JohnnyClips

And do it for like 40 years How much of a slave can one be? I have to keep reminding myself not to go out during rush hour. I saw a slave in a shitty car coming home from work weaving in and out of traffic just to catch the next light.

Slaves in their shitty cars on their way home to their fat wives and ugly children all to get home and do it again the next day!

People that want a life and a retirement. I have a friend that went to work for a company that makes AC units at age 18 right out of high school. Worked for the same company for 45 years, just retired at age 63 from being a Department Manager. This person managed their disposable money over the years. Owns three homes in three different states, two of them being vacation homes in two different states. One is next to a lake and the other is next to the ocean beach in the gulf. Owns a very nice boat that is kept at the vacation home which is next to a lake. Owns a very large and very nice motor home. Has a hugh IRS account, has substantial investments in the stock market. Has a more than comfortable monthly income from company retirement Social Securty, and annual returns from stock investments. This persons health is great and is looking forward to a long and very happy retirement. Capiche.

[bns666]

Originally Posted by Steve Rupe

People that want a life and a retirement. I have a friend that went to work for a company that makes AC units at age 18 right out of high school. Worked for the same company for 45 years, just retired at age 63 from being a Department Manager. This person managed their disposable money over the years. Owns three homes in three different states, two of them being vacation homes in two different states. One is next to a lake and the other is next to the ocean beach in the gulf. Owns a very nice boat that is kept at the vacation home which is next to a lake. Owns a very large and very nice motor home. Has a hugh IRS account, has substantial investments in the stock market. Has a more than comfortable monthly income from company retirement Social Securty, and annual returns from stock investments. This persons health is great and is looking forward to a long and very happy retirement. Capiche.

that sounds nice, but he is probably 1 in a million who did it like that.

[klinton]

so true ;]

Originally Posted by CaptainHowdy

[klinton]

Originally Posted by Look Chang

I used to work from 9 to 5 until I start my own business and now I work from 8 to 10...

[Steve Rupe]

Originally Posted by bns666

that sounds nice, but he is probably 1 in a million who did it like that.

I do not know about 1 in a million but admittedly she is not typical. There are some who are not fortunate enough to have within their community a stable business/company to be employed by which is key to her story. But when there is that type of job available most do not hold a singular job anywhere close to that long and most do not manage their disposable money well. Most foolishly blow it on one thing or another.

[pornmovies.xxx]

Well, I work 8 to 4 every day except weekends.
Working like that for almost 4 years now, 2 of which are in the industry.

[davidCRM]

i look at it as a trade-off. by being a 9-to-5 employee you trade your time and energy for a share of the profit and some security. some people find it comforting, some are terrified by only the thought of it.

[MiamiBoyz]

Originally Posted by Steve Rupe

People that want a life and a retirement. I have a friend that went to work for a company that makes AC units at age 18 right out of high school. Worked for the same company for 45 years, just retired at age 63 from being a Department Manager. This person managed their disposable money over the years. Owns three homes in three different states, two of them being vacation homes in two different states. One is next to a lake and the other is next to the ocean beach in the gulf. Owns a very nice boat that is kept at the vacation home which is next to a lake. Owns a very large and very nice motor home. Has a hugh IRS account, has substantial investments in the stock market. Has a more than comfortable monthly income from company retirement Social Securty, and annual returns from stock investments. This persons health is great and is looking forward to a long and very happy retirement. Capiche.

He's just the sort that you will here about getting hit by lightning whilst golfing, being hit by a drunk driver, having pancreatic cancer discovered when it's already in stage 3, food poisoning from bad oysters, and of course, being killed by a nut on the street at random.

Or not...you just never know.

[Tom-LifeSelector]

Internet never sleeps

[deonbell]

Somebody has to go to work and pay taxes. Or else 75 percent of the posters here would not get their EBT, Welfare, SSI, Disability, Free Healthcare, Free Schooling, Free Phone, etc, etc.

Maybe we can tell these slaves how much money they can make in porn.

[Spunky]

I'm a millwright by trade and work for the man. Had to rely on my hands all my life. If I could succeed in another occupation I would have taken it but it's what I know

[BAKO]

[john1975]

c'mon we can't blame em for not having free-thinking , teach-yourself skills...like we do.

[Bake]

Be Thankful that there are millions who do. There easy to tax and keep the wheels turning.
Cant say it's for me been self employed most of my life more or less 30 odd years of work. Allot of time working more than eight hours a day because I wanted to. I now only work out of boredom and to fund overseas travel.

[lagwagon]

Originally Posted by Bake

Better than the night shift.

Where in the world have you been? Nice to see you!

[King Mark]

These are the guys signing up. No wonder they went to tubes, look how you think of them.

[rowan]

Originally Posted by Look Chang

I used to work from 9 to 5 until I start my own business and now I work from 8 to 10...

Haha, werd. I wonder how many people start a business with a view to being able to get someone else to manage it within a few years, so they can cut back their (much longer) hours and watch the money roll in as their manager and employees do the hard work... but instead after those few years are still working as hard as ever.

[nakeddutch]

Suckers!

always

[RyuLion]

Originally Posted by deonbell

Somebody has to go to work and pay taxes. Or else 75 percent of the posters here would not get their EBT, Welfare, SSI, Disability, Free Healthcare, Free Schooling, Free Phone, etc, etc.

Maybe we can tell these slaves how much money they can make in porn.

/thread

[Bake]

Originally Posted by lagwagon

Where in the world have you been? Nice to see you!

Hi Mate
I've been building my new house on some farm land I bought mostly recently. Been doing a fair bit of travel as well.

Cheers

[lagwagon]

Awesome! We did a trip to Queenstown a few years back. Amazing trip!

[JohnnyClips - BANNED FOR LIFE]

Alright guys, let's get back on topic

[Tasty1]

Originally Posted by Steve Rupe

People that want a life and a retirement. I have a friend that went to work for a company that makes AC units at age 18 right out of high school. Worked for the same company for 45 years, just retired at age 63 from being a Department Manager. This person managed their disposable money over the years. Owns three homes in three different states, two of them being vacation homes in two different states. One is next to a lake and the other is next to the ocean beach in the gulf. Owns a very nice boat that is kept at the vacation home which is next to a lake. Owns a very large and very nice motor home. Has a hugh IRS account, has substantial investments in the stock market. Has a more than comfortable monthly income from company retirement Social Securty, and annual returns from stock investments. This persons health is great and is looking forward to a long and very happy retirement. Capiche.

Well, i have a friend that started working when he was 20. He spent little money and saved most (like 500 - 1000 USD a month) and put it in funds, obligations, and stock market, just around 5-7% a year. He saved enough to start travelling fulltime when he was around 45, but went to Holland 3 months a year the last years to do some extra work. He can easily life from around 500-800 usd a month in Mexico, Thailand, Indonesia and see his money growing... He could spent like 4000 USD if he wanted just from return from investments an inheritage and pension what he will get next year. But he keeps living for around 800 euro in south america.., Only worked 25 years and than 3 months a year teaching music what he likes. Now he is sort of volunteering and they pay all his hotels and tickets and he must travel all over the world, finding and helping musicians. That is not a job, that was what he was doing already cause he likes it and had nothing else to do. He will die rich if he doesn't start spending.

His health is great and must have fucked over 1000 woman all over the world. He prefers woman around 30, but 20 is also ok.

[JohnnyClips - BANNED FOR LIFE]

Originally Posted by Steve Rupe

People that want a life and a retirement. I have a friend that went to work for a company that makes AC units at age 18 right out of high school. Worked for the same company for 45 years, just retired at age 63 from being a Department Manager. This person managed their disposable money over the years. Owns three homes in three different states, two of them being vacation homes in two different states. One is next to a lake and the other is next to the ocean beach in the gulf. Owns a very nice boat that is kept at the vacation home which is next to a lake. Owns a very large and very nice motor home. Has a hugh IRS account, has substantial investments in the stock market. Has a more than comfortable monthly income from company retirement Social Securty, and annual returns from stock investments. This persons health is great and is looking forward to a long and very happy retirement. Capiche.

So he worked for 45 fucking years 9 to 5 every day each week...total idiot!

[ufotestpilot]

Dolly Parton

[Speigelau]

Amp and XXXJay have to feed themselves, so I don't see any problem with them currently working warehouse jobs to make sure they have food on their plates. They tried to make it in online adult and it just didn't work out, so they had to adapt.

[Steve Rupe]

Originally Posted by JohnnyClips

So he worked for 45 fucking years 9 to 5 every day each week...total idiot!

She,not he and she enjoyed her job and looked forward to going to work daily. She was among friends and family and for about half of the years she worked there she was a boss and retired as head of a Department. Not an idiot at all and is very happy and pleased with her life.

[Steve Rupe]

Originally Posted by JohnnyClips

So he worked for 45 fucking years 9 to 5 every day each week...total idiot!

No, not everyday. Two days a week off, payed sick days, paid vacation days, payed holidays, and/or payed comp days.

[JohnnyClips - BANNED FOR LIFE]

Originally Posted by Steve Rupe

No, not everyday. Two days a week off, payed sick days, paid vacation days, payed holidays, and/or payed comp days.

Horrible...

[Bake]

Originally Posted by lagwagon

Awesome! We did a trip to Queenstown a few years back. Amazing trip!

If you come down under hit me up on email I have a guest house these days.

[john1975]

Originally Posted by Bjorn_Tasty1

Well, i have a friend that started working when he was 20. He spent little money and saved most (like 500 - 1000 USD a month) and put it in funds, obligations, and stock market, just around 5-7% a year. He saved enough to start travelling fulltime when he was around 45, but went to Holland 3 months a year the last years to do some extra work. He can easily life from around 500-800 usd a month in Mexico, Thailand, Indonesia and see his money growing... He could spent like 4000 USD if he wanted just from return from investments an inheritage and pension what he will get next year. But he keeps living for around 800 euro in south america.., Only worked 25 years and than 3 months a year teaching music what he likes. Now he is sort of volunteering and they pay all his hotels and tickets and he must travel all over the world, finding and helping musicians. That is not a job, that was what he was doing already cause he likes it and had nothing else to do. He will die rich if he doesn't start spending.

His health is great and must have fucked over 1000 woman all over the world. He prefers woman around 30, but 20 is also ok.

you must of had an adderall before typing all that up.

[SekobA]

Sad but i do

[Bake]

Originally Posted by JohnnyClips

And do it for like 40 years How much of a slave can one be? I have to keep reminding myself not to go out during rush hour. I saw a slave in a shitty car coming home from work weaving in and out of traffic just to catch the next light.

Slaves in their shitty cars on their way home to their fat wives and ugly children all to get home and do it again the next day!

So the point you are trying to make is because you don't do this you are somehow better?

The hours one chooses to to work rather than has to may be a better point.