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Originally Posted by Esacni
I guess a non miserable life consists of landing an entry level city job and then applying for affordable housing?
I work remote myself (2 jobs). My beef isn't remote work. You got on a poster for telling the truth.
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And I’m now getting on you for mindlessly defending said poster for 1.) contributing nothing valuable to the question at hand & 2.) assuming what I do, how much I make, and how well I do my job. I know the uneducated, dim witted ppl, such as yourself, like to lump everyone together and make sweeping generalizations, which is why I will cut you back down to size.
You have given no statistics, nothing to prove even how much you pay in taxes (still wouldn’t even cover my salary which I find weird when people try to use that taxpayer line), or to prove the assertion that city workers make more than private sector, and therefore have it easy. We have to deal with self-righteous buffoons such as you and the other poster, and contend with lower wages while working for and live in the most expensive city in world.
Either learn to stick with the topic at hand (I know public school education was probably a bit iffy for you but you work for private sector so this shouldn’t be that hard to do now) or step off.
You have to be a true low life to come on a post and talk about a totally unrelated topic lol. It’s quite amazing to see actually!
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