Most people hate retail cause the conditions suck. If you could comfortably live while working retail. If the benefits and pay were more aligned to office jobs, your boss wasn't usually a sociopath who has no remorse for having you come in while sick, and you got treated with genuine respect, it wouldn't suck. But shit bosses and entitled customers make the job suck no matter the pay or benefits which are usually not enough to even rent a room on
hellishharlot
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Ehh private rooms on trains are a better experience but idn of that would be much better than the equivalent number of cars
You must not have ever seen a couple of folks making min wage renting a room just to survive. America may not be quite at that disparity level but it is rapidly approaching
Well that sucks. Thanks though
Theres no way this wasn't a chatgpt response
If I say "I am a chatbot" you might believe me. If I say "I'm not a chatbot" you might not believe me.
So I'm possibly a chatbot
They do. It's a matter of assumed additional dev time and library lock in. Actively fighting proton efforts is stupid tho
Fluid is neumorphism and glassmorphism having a baby. Elements have depth and transparency but there's still some abstraction from skeumorphism because we've gotten used to computers a bit more but we want textures again.
No I get that as a Palatino lover
In the US it's usually 2 part time jobs or 1 ft and 1 or or 1 ft and gigs. Regardless the idea isn't that they make enough with one job and get spending money from the other. It's basically that you need to make as much as the top 15% of earners in the US to be ok in most areas. So we work as hard as we can to survive
Yeah... It sucks that companies have no responsibility to make working for them good or even to be environmentally conscious
I'd bet reddit was just as cringe to start