• whodatdair@lemm.ee
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    4 months ago

    Alternative text: Me, sacrificing my health by sleeping too little so that I can be paid the absolute minimum that my corporate overlords can get away with, while extracting the most value possible from my labor.

    Time to get eatin’ 🍽️

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    Hey I’ve actually done that before kept snoozing my alarm for a few more minutes, got written up a few times, got a final warning and one day I was like “eh I can probably find a new job easily” and rolled over and had one of the best sleeps of my life and was in a new job by Monday of the next week.

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    If oversleeping ends your career, its not your career, it’s wage slavery.

    If you oversleep by hours or days and your boss says, I was worried. Are you all right?

    And you reply, yeah, I overdid it last night. I’m just exhausted.

    And he says, that’s a relief. Can we still make the deadline?

    And you say Barring further unforseen problems. Yeah. I have the prelims already.

    And he says, You’re the heart of the team, Larry. Email me the current version after you’ve had some coffee.

    That is your career.

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    “A career” is a fictional concept that this reality has created in order to keep you away from the real reality in your brain when you go eepy sleepy.

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    When you hurry to your home office desk just to realize that the morning daily was canceled