Unions also fund legal fees for individual employees problems, with the goal of challenging future unfair decisions by employers against isolated individuals.

Why not both? Except the high road, that’s not going to get you any friends anyways

Sounds like bosses are still forcing people to reply things on corporate messaging. That’s unpaid work.

Your union is not doing enough

Dude you got it wrong this is mental advice they’re asking for

UK lower cost!?! Living from dividend? This is full of bs

Yes, there are other options however it’s a balance of how hard it is vs what country is most convenient vs how many visas get granted.

I went from South America to Australia. The time zone and air travel distance sucks big time and matter when getting in touch with family. South American presence here is minimal so restaurants and culture are hard to find. But I’m not afraid my son will get killed while getting mugged. And that tips the balance even a bit more than my ability to have stable finances.

Usually I get annoyed at assuming a particular culture but this one is unequivocal. Muricans win this easy.

I wish you can find yourself more comfortable with yourself going forward. It sounds to me that your previous environment wasn’t the most nurturing for your school needs, and you shouldn’t let this mindset carry over anymore.

With your new freedoms (salary yeey) and environment (roommate, adult life) you’ll be able to re discover yourself and your expanding limits. I think you’ll be surprised of what you’re actually capable of.

And that’s the definition of capitalist vs working class. A top surgeon makes a lot of money yes, but they are still working class because their main income is from salary.

Earning a big salary or buying some stocks don’t make anyone a capitalist. Being the owner of Johnson and Johnson, hiring an administrator and not working a day in your life does. And that’s the kind of people who get richer with any crisis, holds the biggest part of Johnson and Johnson profits, and pays no tax at all.

Sounds like a 3rd world ultra capitalist creepy story. I grew up in center right 3rd world (Brazil) and that would make it a truthful but funny snectode.

Now I’m in center center 1st world (Australia) and we’ve got passed a law a few months ago to not bother employee for bullshit.

I though why did we fn need a law for that, then your story reminds me.

This

That’s the fancy answer.

My son receives gift cards from his friends for birthdays, and we buy them for other birthdays. I think they suck, but the truth is, we usually have no idea what to buy and this is socially acceptable to give.

Oh mate I love sleeping in hammock, it takes some technique but it’s the best. I haven’t done that in 20 years so I may need extra research to be able to stand up now.

Unfortunately I can’t hang one where I live, the fence is not strong enough and I’m renting.

Totally

Same with backyard. None of my neighbors are ever in their backyard. How do I know? If it’s not raining and it’s above 20c very likely I am in mine.

Just because it’s post scarcity and money is not pursued is not enough. You still need significant economic activity to put everything together, and big part of that is human labor.

About representing humanity that’s a politics side, does most of humanity recognize you? Piss off the federation president and get sent to found your own colony where you get to represent.

That’s the one, I think I got my authors mixed

Kafkas famous book, I think the title is the transformation.

Also Orson Wells about the civil war in Spain. This was not fiction, but it points out so much real life non sense and lies that had my head spinning for most of the book.

Parents like to be around their kids. Not a rule but most do. So visit them. This is something no one else in the would can do, and money can’t buy.

Last drop belong to undies, that’s the law