darthska
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Now THAT is interesting.
I said the same thing like 5 years ago and got...
D R A G G E D
... for it.
"Tone deaf."
"Shutting up is an option."
"Read the room."
I agree with you.
Just... man.
Do you have any unpopular opinions???VOL....2
I said the same thing like 5 years ago and got...
D R A G G E D
... for it.
"Tone deaf."
"Shutting up is an option."
"Read the room."
I agree with you.
Just... man.
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I think that it can go either way and it varies by case.
I’m sure some of them are telling themselves that to feel better about where they ended up.
I think some of them fell on hard times, got caught up in that lifestyle and decided they liked it despite the downsides and chose to keep themselves there instead of seeking help.
As someone in a state that is very vocal about fighting for homeless / unhoused people, implements countless programs or opens countless funds to try and help them, I can tell you it’s a mixed bag.
There are homeless rings in my area that have a shared bank account with 4-5 figures in it at all times.. they all panhandle on shifts at the popular corners and share the funds together. My wife worked at a bank in a lesser part of town and witnessed this first hand.
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Am I the new Foe?Now THAT is interesting.
I said the same thing like 5 years ago and got...
D R A G G E D
... for it.
"Tone deaf."
"Shutting up is an option."
"Read the room."
I agree with you.
Just... man.
-Foe2
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I think homeless people just shows the serious lack of resources.
You go through downtown on the way to work and it looks like burning man. Like yeah they’re partying but for the wrong reasons.
Plus it spills over into everyone else’s stuff and it’s never rich people’s problems. It’s always poor families getting the neighbors house squatted in because it’s abandoned.
Sure there’s some og homeless people but most them probably don’t want to be.
You go through downtown on the way to work and it looks like burning man. Like yeah they’re partying but for the wrong reasons.
Plus it spills over into everyone else’s stuff and it’s never rich people’s problems. It’s always poor families getting the neighbors house squatted in because it’s abandoned.
Sure there’s some og homeless people but most them probably don’t want to be.
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The way our generation is addicted to social media, I'm convinced zoom meetings are the workplace version of it. So many companies where middle management just has to rehearse a few bs things to say in a zoom meeting and they feel they've done something for the day. Folks are addicted to pointless ****.
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I'd rather have a pointless zoom meeting than a pointless in person meeting that could have been sent in an email.
I get your point though.
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I dont think people realize how many people choose homelessness.
Im already tired of Diddy jokes. Josh Johnson had a whole special dedicated to Diddy.
Im already tired of Diddy jokes. Josh Johnson had a whole special dedicated to Diddy.
darthska
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L O U D E R!!!!
Drives me CRAZY because I loathe meaningless tasks/meetings/emails.
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Twitter and IG are unbearable at this point. And of course every single podcast on earth is dedicating al their content to him
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I still don't believe it's a choice vs. An adaptation.
Or a choice that's being made due to unfavorable circumstances. (Which I wouldn't call a CHOICE).
I guess that's what I was trying to say to Spikes.
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rememberI still don't believe it's a choice vs. An adaptation.
Or a choice that's being made due to unfavorable circumstances. (Which I wouldn't call a CHOICE).
I guess that's what I was trying to say to Spikes.
marikomorose
? Some folks just opt out of responsiblity altogether.
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Taking PTO and not even thinking about work until I log in is great
This myth that starting a business is some guaranteed path to being super successful is like thinking all Analyst level employees are gonna end up in a C-Suite somewhere. That’s not how things work.
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I remember him but we don't know what else was going on in his life to go down that path. So I won't speak on his personals like that.remember
But people that get caught up with life's vices are more likely to "chose" homelessness.
So we aren't talking about individuals in their right minds tate so that isn't a CHOICE.
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imma edit this out cause I re read DC’s post and actually don’t disagree
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Taking PTO and not even thinking about work until I log in is great
This myth that starting a business is some guaranteed path to being super successful is like thinking all Analyst level employees are gonna end up in a C-Suite somewhere. That’s not how things work.
Those PPP Loan Days got folks thinking they are more entrepreneurial than they really are.
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The day my job gets hr or does zoom meetings im zooming to a new job
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Wait are we talking about "BUMS" for lack of a better word or people without "homes". Do people who live out of vans or cars count?
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remember
What did he do?
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Work on cars, eat canned food, get fresh and be homeless
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Allegedly he choose 'to walk the earth'.
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"Chose" to be homeless because it was "fun"
Posted pictures of himself smirking beside legitimately destitute people like it was cute
Slimy guy
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I felt like it was a cry for attention but NT wanted to treat like a mental health crisis. 
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Right. People who opted out of responsibiliy altogether. Alcohol aint free so choosing to not work wouldn't be conducive to supporting the habit.tr1ll This is what sparked the convo.
