@@ronaldsuarez6389 if it's a non thinkin job then put in ear buds n go thru the motions. My job is actually fun n always changing n I enjoy working with most of the dudes. I'm usually in a better mood when I'm at work. Oh yeah u asked me bout plumbing. That's what I'm doin now. Me n 2 other guys. We spray paint the ground after we check measurements, tell stories while dude on trackhoe digs to depth we need,, cut n glue pvc pipe n fittings. No one bothers us. Well safety douche did today but piss on em.
@@Joe_Dirt82 I was gonna join a union but the damn politics ,favor the old heads who get on their knees and suck off the high ups ….you had any experience with open shop plumbing?
It was 1984, I had half a degree in Electronic engineering . I was given a job of installing a second hand CAT scanner , really a pile of junk with 1970's technology (even magnetic core memory) . I was alone in my region , with an unlimited expense account for required hardware etc . I worked 12 hours a day 7 days a week for 4 months . The monster came to life and worked and provided a service for the hospital .That was my 10 000 hours in 4 months . This wasn't boring . This is where I began my journey .
That's something that I always say to my wife (she's a doctor though): your job has a meaning, you're saving lives and helping people. Not like me (I'm a software engineer) who only put money in other's wallets until now.
What a meaningless existence. A janitor at the hospital can safely say he's done as much for society and the world with this sad analogy. I really hope I never have a life like you.
Yep spot on. I always found it odd when people ask how work is going. Like it should be exciting or some shit. I say “ they keep paying me and I keep going back”. Accept being the slore you are.
29-year-old truck driver here when I started to get bored I started getting my endorsements doubles triples tankers and then hazmats working in the petroleum hauling. over 105k roughly 60 hours a week and then if you're really bored hit the gym!!
AAron is right. Want to help kids? DO IT ON YOUR FREE TIME! Want to help vets? DO IT ON YOUR FREE TIME! Want to help animals? DO IT ON helping.YOUR FREE TIME! Unless you WORK to be a pediatrician, an physician, or a vet, you are NOT HELPING! And yes, every job does get boring. I used to LIVE my work. Now, I say the same thing.."It's just a job. I'll do a good one, but it's not my LIFE. It's time and intelligence exchanged for MONEY. and the less money i need, the less i have to work! TA DA!
@@germanalvizo3192 you really brave enough this day in age to help someone when anyone can scream rape for no reason other than they didn't want your help? No thank you. If 2 people are hangin by the neck, the only person that can help is the one that can get their feet back to the ground. Hel yourself before you help anyone else.
Could always tell this when working an after school youth care job. Seeing how the kids are then seeing how the parents are when they show up to get them. It always made sense.
I thank you Cappy. I needed this desire for a "Passion" job beaten out of me. Honestly it made me more grateful & happy for my current situation having a decent paying/stable gov job. Still keeping an eye out for different higher paying positions in the mean time to keep progressing.
Er nurse here. Did a 14 month accelerated program. First job I made 88k, quit after a year experience to be an agency contract nurse. First contract was $60hr, now I'm at $120hr. Pretty freaking great. I do very much directly help people, and that's great, but it did feel like just a job by now. It is definitely pretty cool when you participate in the intense life-saving stuff but most days are fairly mundane but it's still nice to make a difference in someone's life and to be compensated. Going to nursing school and getting this degree was literally the best thing I ever did. It also offers lots of flexibility and I can just basically work when I want to take off when I want. I really can't think of another career that pays so well right after graduation and offers as much flexibility
I concur. As a nurse, the world is your Oyster. There will always be sick people in the world. Job security is definitely not an issue. If you've got Western nursing experience you can set up anywhere.
Also a nurse, I have worked the same hospital for 27 years, still at it, looking to retire in 3 years (60). Best thing I ever did - going to nursing school.
im here to tell ya being a hard working intelligent person isnt enough. military AND civilian jobs value personality and ass kissing more now. the best workers make less than the people chitchattin all day
Doesn't surprise me that Sterling Cooper would get jaded with his job. There is some weird fetish crap that people are into, I would not be thrilled at doing some stuff freaks are into on the internet even if they paid me a ton of money for it. Also men get bored jumping into bed with their wives, girlfriends after enough time. So I can imagine it does happen also with strange women.
I'm a millennial (1992) and I enjoy my job for the most part. Some days suck, some work orders suck, but overall, it's not a bad gig. The money is good, the work is different daily, and I go to different places to fix commercial kitchen equipment and refrigeration. I'd say I'm "happy" with my job, and the money I make with a 2 year degree from tech school is more than almost everyone I know with a 4 year degree from a university. I work HARD every day (drinking my coffee as I write this before I get to work) and I EARN my money.
I'm an older Millennial (86). I never really identified with my fellow cohorts and remember going through high school thinking that I had very little in common with the people I was in class with. Teachers were consistently telling us how we would be "world-changers" and usher in a new era of enlightenment. I always thought it was BS. I graduated in 2004, and enlisted so I was immune to the further indoctrination of the common millennial. Early on I learned that the mission is the priority. I did my enlistment, got out and went to University as an older man (26), and was immediately keen on the BS being promoted at colleges. More of the frou frou, feels before reals, si se puede, mentality. After graduating I didn't take a year off to go find myself, I moved across the country to secure a job. Years later I'm where I want to be. Great job, great life, condo, good car, etc. None of what I do is my "dream" but f all that. I live according to my own playbook, as I always have and it's served me well.
Glad you found the right job for you. Sitting at a desk all day, I bet that would destroy you! It is fun going to new places and troubleshooting. Glad you are productive worker, thanks for your service as a worker!
One of the reasons the west is failing is that young people are wasting themselves wandering through (mostly developing) countries, doing piecework by computer and waiting to be the next youtube sensation and feeling that they're somehow beaten everything that is wrong with America. Instead they should be working at a productive (usually collaborative) job and investing their discretionary income.
The first part about the roaming worker isn’t a bad thing, but you’re right when they project that work style onto the idea they are somehow “beating” something wrong with America. Embracing the new digital workplace? Yes. Saving the world or America? No.
@@adidell Good points and I agree. It isn't that I think that digital work is inherently faulty. I think that in most cases it's underutilizing the workers, and that they're kidding themselves that they're actually generating some output, while they're really on a sort of work/balance vacation, trying to 'find their passion'. I agree with Musk when he says that workers had better come back in to the workplace, or decide to "pretend to work someplace else". Musk employs people who actually produce, and he isn't having any of these wanderers' malarkey. There are lots of well paying jobs that people will neither get trained for, or take on. That tells you what's going on. America doesn't make what it needs anymore, and the east and south are going to start hammering us, deservedly. The way to bring the U.S. back to health isn't by having working age people either sitting at home collecting free payments or living in the jungles of SE Asia or Central America teaching English online to Chinese people.
I worked in the government for 13 years and didn't change squat. Despite having my hand in a few things. Now I do largely the same thing for a company and make more. Still the same impact.
I was a super naive millennial. Made businesses literally millions of dollars thinking they would see the insane performance and reward me. Kept me employed through the Great Recession, only to cut my pay repeatedly, finally by 40%+. Finally shook me awake
For me it was the typical taking my ideas and improving the business. They probably took credit too I confronted them about it ask for a promotion got laughed at so I quit
There is no good job? I know a few guys who make a good living as fly fishing guides. They seem QUITE happy with their job. And it is their “passion”. So they may be few and far between…but such jobs do exist.
He's absolutely right... I've been disillusioned about the whole "career" thing just before the beer bug years. I've never saw it that way though. Aaron defines it perfectly. The purpose of a "career" is NOT to fulfil you or some self actualizing ideal... yet that's what parents & school sold us for YEARS. Many many many workers believe in that fallacy.
@@smothmc I agree about being underpaid for where I live. It's a dense/busy city. The mentality is to use the job as a springboard to other opportunities or (cappy's gonna hate this) your dreams. I know a couple millionaire Firefighters who came from nothing
i used to live my work - i'm also old. Now its' "F you pay me"... "we can't pay your overtime because" Yup. got it. As soon as i can, as close to quitting time, i will leave "But this is undone!" Correct. Extra time, extra pay. Otherwise? Tonmorrow is another day
I'd imagine for me truck driving would be more desirable as you don't have to interact with as many people plus you can listen to your favorite podcast or an ebook while driving.
I have drove for 15 years and I have never been bored behind the wheel nor have I dozed. I'm constantly scanning for things. That keeps me awake and definitely not bored with that kind of responsibility. I think "boredom" is forgetting the responsibility and also causes accidents.
The people who really need these medications do benefit from them, but I'm presuming most people don't actually need these medications. The fact that we have advertisements for medications should be a sign that companies are trying to maximize profits by selling more drugs and convincing people they need these drugs in order to lead a better life.
Actually, I like my job; it's trying to deal with the Lawful Authority that makes me reminisce about calling in fire missions. Loss Prevention ain't for everyone.
I don't know if there is such a thing as purpose or meaning. It's like the book A Course In Miracles says, "Nothing has meaning on its own." Everything is simply there and subject to any kind of perception a person wants to give it.
Post college I worked as a recruiter in manufacturing and I can second what Aaron said about truck drivers making more money than entry level engineers
Yeah, the problem is that not everyone is cut out to be a truck driver, just like sure as hell not everyone is cut out to work in the STEM fields. Dumbasses need to stop trying to establish dominance through first-year W2’s.
I always thought it started with a good work ethic, a good neighbor policy, and good citizenship, which meant a good American, who votes to maintain the constitution and to keep the government from violating the Bill of Rights. If a person doesn't understand the Bill of Rights, vote and speak up to defend it, and even act to protect the rights of other Americans, they aren't doing a damned thing for anybody but their own sorry-assed selves. Most people crapped out and did nothing for anybody or anything but themselves. Rights come with duties and responsibilities.
I took a job as a substance abuse counselor two years ago. It was horrible because I didn't get paid much at all (45k because of an HR error, should have been 32k) and I couldn't effectively help anyone. It was dumb, pointless job in a woman dominated space. -Millennial
I'm 21 in Ontario I just started college for civil engineering technology (3 year program). I've been out of high school for 3 years just working and saved some money. Part of me wants to just keep working and not spend money on tuition but I think getting the diploma will help me land a good job in the future. A lot of places won't consider candidates that didn't do post secondary
I am just giving you a heads up that you may want to take the extra year and do civil engineering instead of civil engineering technology. Tech degrees arent the same, they arent respected the same way in the field and you may not be able to get a P.E with it
Not the best 4 minutes to start off a video when this is your first video from the channel and you forgot your earbuds while at work lmao, but on a serious note I'm super into it so far
Over the years and after the crash of 2008 I’ve done a few jobs, came to the conclusion they all crap, the arse lickers get forward, most are two faced, back stabbing every where, bitching men women doesn’t matter, I expected this fact long time ago now I’m working towards financial freedom, I earn good money but the job, the conditions, the weather suck and suck hard, but forget wasting mental energy on it just drags you down and you procrastinate, channel that energy and find a way out, live life on your terms
If the client feels a "cause" form of 'need to help' okay, join a Masonic Lodge or Oddfellows. I have friends who quite enjoy the Fraternity, especially if you are "spiritual but not religious".
The only reason I don't listen to Aaron's podcasts is because I have a 140 IQ and have exactly the sensibilities he does. you guys and girls should listen, though.
@@cyberreality7774 Anyone who talks about their high IQ is used to this kind of nonsensical response. It always arrives from the 99+% on the other side.
I studied education and have made a career of teaching engineers and technicians around the world. It's pretty ignorant to think that because you went to school you know how to educate. That's like saying that because you caught the train your whole life you know how to engineer the train line.
Jobs can be fun and interesting for the first 6 months and then they become groundhog day. You get a job to earn money, period. Sorry, after you retire, nobody will remember you at where you worked and others will be taking credit for any of you accomplishments. Also, 95% of people never get above entry level management and do shit work their entire life.
i support the current thing quiet quitting for generation z and millennials we can reshape the world with making all television streaming services free like Parmount plus to everything on amazon streaming services on tv free to watch without paying for it imagine this great utopian vision world wide
Our Papi$t-topheavy $ociety and its fixation with Altruism! You have to help yourself before you can help anyone else (It's called Growing Up). Is it just my imagination we appear to be taking longer and longer to do that!?
Yep. All jobs suck. Just mentally check out and do your time.
Lol how do I mentally check out ?
@@ronaldsuarez6389 if it's a non thinkin job then put in ear buds n go thru the motions. My job is actually fun n always changing n I enjoy working with most of the dudes. I'm usually in a better mood when I'm at work.
Oh yeah u asked me bout plumbing. That's what I'm doin now. Me n 2 other guys. We spray paint the ground after we check measurements, tell stories while dude on trackhoe digs to depth we need,, cut n glue pvc pipe n fittings. No one bothers us. Well safety douche did today but piss on em.
@@Joe_Dirt82 I was gonna join a union but the damn politics ,favor the old heads who get on their knees and suck off the high ups ….you had any experience with open shop plumbing?
yup. Checked out Cappy's bud Stirling Cooper filmography. On a good day the job looks great, on a bad day it looks soul crushing
Definitely not true lol
It was 1984, I had half a degree in Electronic engineering . I was given a job of installing a second hand CAT scanner , really a pile of junk with 1970's technology (even magnetic core memory) . I was alone in my region , with an unlimited expense account for required hardware etc . I worked 12 hours a day 7 days a week for 4 months . The monster came to life and worked and provided a service for the hospital .That was my 10 000 hours in 4 months . This wasn't boring . This is where I began my journey .
That's something that I always say to my wife (she's a doctor though): your job has a meaning, you're saving lives and helping people. Not like me (I'm a software engineer) who only put money in other's wallets until now.
What a meaningless existence. A janitor at the hospital can safely say he's done as much for society and the world with this sad analogy. I really hope I never have a life like you.
Fella: “….a passion of mine…”
Cappy: “UUUUUGGHHHHHHHH !!”
🤣🤣🤣
Yep spot on. I always found it odd when people ask how work is going. Like it should be exciting or some shit. I say “ they keep paying me and I keep going back”. Accept being the slore you are.
This is totally true, at the end, you get bored about every job.
29-year-old truck driver here when I started to get bored I started getting my endorsements doubles triples tankers and then hazmats working in the petroleum hauling. over 105k roughly 60 hours a week and then if you're really bored hit the gym!!
AAron is right. Want to help kids? DO IT ON YOUR FREE TIME!
Want to help vets? DO IT ON YOUR FREE TIME!
Want to help animals? DO IT ON helping.YOUR FREE TIME!
Unless you WORK to be a pediatrician, an physician, or a vet, you are NOT HELPING!
And yes, every job does get boring. I used to LIVE my work. Now, I say the same thing.."It's just a job. I'll do a good one, but it's not my LIFE. It's time and intelligence exchanged for MONEY.
and the less money i need, the less i have to work! TA DA!
Don't do for others. Do what gets you ahead first. U got spare time help someone else cuz no one is gonna help u.
so dont do for others or help them? this is dumb
@@germanalvizo3192 you really brave enough this day in age to help someone when anyone can scream rape for no reason other than they didn't want your help? No thank you. If 2 people are hangin by the neck, the only person that can help is the one that can get their feet back to the ground. Hel yourself before you help anyone else.
18:20 This is a truth about teachers. The child's home makes all the difference, not the school. Even teachers admit this
Could always tell this when working an after school youth care job. Seeing how the kids are then seeing how the parents are when they show up to get them. It always made sense.
I thank you Cappy. I needed this desire for a "Passion" job beaten out of me. Honestly it made me more grateful & happy for my current situation having a decent paying/stable gov job. Still keeping an eye out for different higher paying positions in the mean time to keep progressing.
Almost all jobs suck. Just do the time and enjoy your money later.
Try to save up for at least a house or condo so you don't have to pay rent or mortgage and maybe cut down to part time
Or find one of the few jobs that doesn't suck.
@@christofl6523 All jobs suck. You just have to find one that you can tolerate.
@@vost2916 No they don't. Do you think Elon Musk or Grant Cardone hate their jobs?
@@christofl6523 They tolerate their jobs.
Er nurse here. Did a 14 month accelerated program. First job I made 88k, quit after a year experience to be an agency contract nurse. First contract was $60hr, now I'm at $120hr. Pretty freaking great. I do very much directly help people, and that's great, but it did feel like just a job by now. It is definitely pretty cool when you participate in the intense life-saving stuff but most days are fairly mundane but it's still nice to make a difference in someone's life and to be compensated. Going to nursing school and getting this degree was literally the best thing I ever did. It also offers lots of flexibility and I can just basically work when I want to take off when I want. I really can't think of another career that pays so well right after graduation and offers as much flexibility
computer science
I concur. As a nurse, the world is your Oyster. There will always be sick people in the world. Job security is definitely not an issue. If you've got Western nursing experience you can set up anywhere.
Also a nurse, I have worked the same hospital for 27 years, still at it, looking to retire in 3 years (60). Best thing I ever did - going to nursing school.
@@eugrules You ever been married or had kids?
@@vost2916 Nope, Bachelor for life. Very happy, and as I get older, I feel fortunate that I never married - I saved myself a lot money and grief.
Where's the video game channel Aaron? Watching you play God of War while bitching that the valkyrie is a republican would be peak red pill content.
I remember him saying he finds very few games entertaining enough.
This is sad. But also a great gateway to "Cappy reviews boring game w/ redpill commentary." Which I would be thrilled with.
I'd watch that ngl. Like some Enjoy the Decline DLC
@@OtakuTeaTime22 lmao true. Also great teacher Onizuka. Nice
im here to tell ya being a hard working intelligent person isnt enough. military AND civilian jobs value personality and ass kissing more now. the best workers make less than the people chitchattin all day
Has always been that way.
Doesn't surprise me that Sterling Cooper would get jaded with his job. There is some weird fetish crap that people are into, I would not be thrilled at doing some stuff freaks are into on the internet even if they paid me a ton of money for it.
Also men get bored jumping into bed with their wives, girlfriends after enough time. So I can imagine it does happen also with strange women.
People need to be ruined by their addictions. If you could cure addiction by telling someone to stop, guess what would no longer exist?
Great talk. As a millennial that has literally been contemplating on this subject matter the last 2-3 years, I took a lot from this vid.
Finally found a content creator with rock solid perspective and advice... although a lot of it is common sense, it needs to be said again
I'm a millennial (1992) and I enjoy my job for the most part. Some days suck, some work orders suck, but overall, it's not a bad gig. The money is good, the work is different daily, and I go to different places to fix commercial kitchen equipment and refrigeration. I'd say I'm "happy" with my job, and the money I make with a 2 year degree from tech school is more than almost everyone I know with a 4 year degree from a university. I work HARD every day (drinking my coffee as I write this before I get to work) and I EARN my money.
I'm an older Millennial (86). I never really identified with my fellow cohorts and remember going through high school thinking that I had very little in common with the people I was in class with. Teachers were consistently telling us how we would be "world-changers" and usher in a new era of enlightenment. I always thought it was BS. I graduated in 2004, and enlisted so I was immune to the further indoctrination of the common millennial.
Early on I learned that the mission is the priority. I did my enlistment, got out and went to University as an older man (26), and was immediately keen on the BS being promoted at colleges. More of the frou frou, feels before reals, si se puede, mentality. After graduating I didn't take a year off to go find myself, I moved across the country to secure a job.
Years later I'm where I want to be. Great job, great life, condo, good car, etc. None of what I do is my "dream" but f all that. I live according to my own playbook, as I always have and it's served me well.
@@daver1161 🙂🚶♂️👍
Glad you found the right job for you.
Sitting at a desk all day, I bet that would destroy you!
It is fun going to new places and troubleshooting. Glad you are productive worker, thanks for your service as a worker!
One of the reasons the west is failing is that young people are wasting themselves wandering through (mostly developing) countries, doing piecework by computer and waiting to be the next youtube sensation and feeling that they're somehow beaten everything that is wrong with America. Instead they should be working at a productive (usually collaborative) job and investing their discretionary income.
Okay Boomer!
Seeing how well that worked for the boomers children.
Boomer here thinking the boomer way of life is still going to work in 2022.
@@bannedagainhilarious8153 Sounds like a combination of namecalling and sneering, and nothing else. If you have a real argument, you should make it.
The first part about the roaming worker isn’t a bad thing, but you’re right when they project that work style onto the idea they are somehow “beating” something wrong with America. Embracing the new digital workplace? Yes. Saving the world or America? No.
@@adidell Good points and I agree.
It isn't that I think that digital work is inherently faulty. I think that in most cases it's underutilizing the workers, and that they're kidding themselves that they're actually generating some output, while they're really on a sort of work/balance vacation, trying to 'find their passion'. I agree with Musk when he says that workers had better come back in to the workplace, or decide to "pretend to work someplace else". Musk employs people who actually produce, and he isn't having any of these wanderers' malarkey.
There are lots of well paying jobs that people will neither get trained for, or take on. That tells you what's going on.
America doesn't make what it needs anymore, and the east and south are going to start hammering us, deservedly. The way to bring the U.S. back to health isn't by having working age people either sitting at home collecting free payments or living in the jungles of SE Asia or Central America teaching English online to Chinese people.
@@john99776 there is only ONE reason douchebag musk is insisting people come to "the office": power and control.
I worked in the government for 13 years and didn't change squat. Despite having my hand in a few things. Now I do largely the same thing for a company and make more. Still the same impact.
I always watch your videos when I need a refresher reality check. Thanks Aaron! 🙏🏽
I was a super naive millennial. Made businesses literally millions of dollars thinking they would see the insane performance and reward me. Kept me employed through the Great Recession, only to cut my pay repeatedly, finally by 40%+. Finally shook me awake
For me it was the typical taking my ideas and improving the business. They probably took credit too I confronted them about it ask for a promotion got laughed at so I quit
There is no good job? I know a few guys who make a good living as fly fishing guides. They seem QUITE happy with their job. And it is their “passion”.
So they may be few and far between…but such jobs do exist.
Don't help out the people, yet people are the number one reason to live? People ARE NOT the reason to live.
He's absolutely right... I've been disillusioned about the whole "career" thing just before the beer bug years. I've never saw it that way though. Aaron defines it perfectly. The purpose of a "career" is NOT to fulfil you or some self actualizing ideal... yet that's what parents & school sold us for YEARS. Many many many workers believe in that fallacy.
Ive always worked hard. Still do. Its allowed me great experiences. Money, gurlza, possessions...
I hate working
I don’t get bored of my job! Everyday is different. I’m a firefighter, greatest job in the world
Same here. The millennial male's cheatcode to life. I have enough money and time to do whatever I want with my free time. Plus my job is fun as hell
Yall are criminally under paid for the good u do. And I say that as a working truck driver.
@@smothmc where I live we are paid very respectfully, with plenty of time to work another job or side business. A very high earning potential
@@smothmc I agree about being underpaid for where I live. It's a dense/busy city. The mentality is to use the job as a springboard to other opportunities or (cappy's gonna hate this) your dreams. I know a couple millionaire Firefighters who came from nothing
@@nickbruyere234 salute to you. Stay safe out there
i used to live my work - i'm also old. Now its' "F you pay me"...
"we can't pay your overtime because"
Yup. got it. As soon as i can, as close to quitting time, i will leave
"But this is undone!"
Correct. Extra time, extra pay. Otherwise? Tonmorrow is another day
You think an x-ray tech would be an y less boring than a truck driver? I dont.
I would say there are different kinds of boredom.
@@JohnSmith-ox3gy atleast you can get some lot lizards 😂😂😂
I'd imagine for me truck driving would be more desirable as you don't have to interact with as many people plus you can listen to your favorite podcast or an ebook while driving.
I have drove for 15 years and I have never been bored behind the wheel nor have I dozed. I'm constantly scanning for things. That keeps me awake and definitely not bored with that kind of responsibility. I think "boredom" is forgetting the responsibility and also causes accidents.
The people who really need these medications do benefit from them, but I'm presuming most people don't actually need these medications. The fact that we have advertisements for medications should be a sign that companies are trying to maximize profits by selling more drugs and convincing people they need these drugs in order to lead a better life.
Actually, I like my job; it's trying to deal with the Lawful Authority that makes me reminisce about calling in fire missions. Loss Prevention ain't for everyone.
I don't know if there is such a thing as purpose or meaning. It's like the book A Course In Miracles says, "Nothing has meaning on its own." Everything is simply there and subject to any kind of perception a person wants to give it.
Entering a field to make a difference will be worse than doing nothing. Surest way to discover it isn't really helping and they don't really know how.
I think he meant "get away with undressing a feminist judge."
Get away with undressing a feminist?
Post college I worked as a recruiter in manufacturing and I can second what Aaron said about truck drivers making more money than entry level engineers
Yeah, the problem is that not everyone is cut out to be a truck driver, just like sure as hell not everyone is cut out to work in the STEM fields. Dumbasses need to stop trying to establish dominance through first-year W2’s.
I enjoy my work as a physician.
As a veteran with PTSD 100% P/T at 25 and is now 27 7:48
We want our benefits owed. Most of us don’t have our correct rate . Help them via claims
I always thought it started with a good work ethic, a good neighbor policy, and good citizenship, which meant a good American, who votes to maintain the constitution and to keep the government from violating the Bill of Rights.
If a person doesn't understand the Bill of Rights, vote and speak up to defend it, and even act to protect the rights of other Americans, they aren't doing a damned thing for anybody but their own sorry-assed selves.
Most people crapped out and did nothing for anybody or anything but themselves.
Rights come with duties and responsibilities.
"Millennials" and "work" do not belong in the same paragraph.
Such as Boomers and Accountability.
I took a job as a substance abuse counselor two years ago. It was horrible because I didn't get paid much at all (45k because of an HR error, should have been 32k) and I couldn't effectively help anyone. It was dumb, pointless job in a woman dominated space.
-Millennial
I will make a difference. I will make them slaves.
Cappy I came to many of the same conclusions you stated in this video thank you .
I needed this shit.
I'm 21 in Ontario I just started college for civil engineering technology (3 year program). I've been out of high school for 3 years just working and saved some money. Part of me wants to just keep working and not spend money on tuition but I think getting the diploma will help me land a good job in the future. A lot of places won't consider candidates that didn't do post secondary
I am just giving you a heads up that you may want to take the extra year and do civil engineering instead of civil engineering technology. Tech degrees arent the same, they arent respected the same way in the field and you may not be able to get a P.E with it
I quit school 15 yrs ago and haven't looked back
Best career advice I've ever heard.
Not the best 4 minutes to start off a video when this is your first video from the channel and you forgot your earbuds while at work lmao, but on a serious note I'm super into it so far
Over the years and after the crash of 2008 I’ve done a few jobs, came to the conclusion they all crap, the arse lickers get forward, most are two faced, back stabbing every where, bitching men women doesn’t matter, I expected this fact long time ago now I’m working towards financial freedom, I earn good money but the job, the conditions, the weather suck and suck hard, but forget wasting mental energy on it just drags you down and you procrastinate, channel that energy and find a way out, live life on your terms
Op doesn’t understand the difference between a Job and a hobby
If the client feels a "cause" form of 'need to help' okay, join a Masonic Lodge or Oddfellows. I have friends who quite enjoy the Fraternity, especially if you are "spiritual but not religious".
Not going to join those international mobsters thx
In the bad old days we had real unions , for better or worse , but they made us feel valued
work - exchange of effort and skills for money. No money? No skills or experience applied.
Story time with Aaron.....Clarey....
I wish i could turn into a white chick from the burbs
The only reason I don't listen to Aaron's podcasts is because I have a 140 IQ and have exactly the sensibilities he does. you guys and girls should listen, though.
Do you have a reliable process for locating and identifying other high IQ individuals? If so, please share some thoughts. Thank you.
Iq is overrated. Consciousness is way more important. Look at the paramecium. There's a reason why Austrian painter banned iq test rubbish
@@cyberreality7774 Anyone who talks about their high IQ is used to this kind of nonsensical response. It always arrives from the 99+% on the other side.
@@cyberreality7774 Provided you have at least an average IQ, I would agree. There arent that many jobs that require a high iq.
Ouch! You got me right in the resume
I studied education and have made a career of teaching engineers and technicians around the world. It's pretty ignorant to think that because you went to school you know how to educate. That's like saying that because you caught the train your whole life you know how to engineer the train line.
Jobs can be fun and interesting for the first 6 months and then they become groundhog day. You get a job to earn money, period. Sorry, after you retire, nobody will remember you at where you worked and others will be taking credit for any of you accomplishments. Also, 95% of people never get above entry level management and do shit work their entire life.
I have buy a new car every year because I can afford it🙃
i support the current thing quiet quitting for generation z and millennials we can reshape the world with making all television streaming services free like Parmount plus to everything on amazon streaming services on tv free to watch without paying for it imagine this great utopian vision world wide
I would be really pathetic if I needed to read How not to become a millenial as a Gen x-er. lol
Travel.
I dislike traveling
There's one problem with travel. Wherever you go, there you are.
LoL Truth!
Stalin was good actually, he got shit done.
Hey, if you can use millions of your own citizens for slave labor, then yeah, you can "get things done".
Right, comrade?
Our Papi$t-topheavy $ociety and its fixation with Altruism!
You have to help yourself before you can help anyone else (It's called Growing Up).
Is it just my imagination we appear to be taking longer and longer to do that!?