This should be obvious, but poor people are just too stupid to figure out even the simplest things.
/sThey are just lazy and eat too much avocado toast. It's obvious.
Wait, therapists let you drink wine in session?
How am I just finding out about this now??!?!?
Only if you're rich enough
Also bottom left is Irish coffee. This comic is actually about stress-induced alcoholism. 🥂
Off to get my end-of-workday whisky!
People ask me what I would do if money wasn't an issue/I had infinite money and I would do the exact same thing I do when unemployed except that I wouldn't be stressing over money and I wouldn't be filling out job applications every day.
Not having a job is more stressful than having one, because at least when you have a job you don't get stressed feeling like a useless piece of shit.
when you have a job you don’t get stressed feeling like a useless piece of shit.
I don't feel that way, I only worry about not being able to afford rent. If I have a job (or enough money,) that stress goes away.
reminds me of when McDonnalds sent a newsletter to all their minimum wage employees on the best gifts to get their au pairs, and pool cleaners, and personal chefs.
I would love to read that. Would you have a reference? (I failed to find one.)
I can't find the original article, but a lot of places reported on it in 2013
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2013/12/06/newser-mcdonalds-fast-food-protest/3890393/
TIL something horrible.
We paid for a maid service once a month, it’s honestly amazing. And not too expensive ($50/hour). Worth it.
"Not too expensive"
"$50 an hour"
For a lot of people, thats too expensive.
Right?? I don't even break 300 weekly. ):
EDIT: Sorry, Errer! I wasn't trying to make you feel bad. It it definitely a good deal, tbf! For those who can afford it.
In France it is tax deductible and one or two hours a month can be live saver for people with disabilities.
In Malaysia it's about $300/month for a live in maid (plus food).
