I got my degree eight years ago and still haven't been able to use it. Every job opening that claims to be entry level actually wants five years of experience in something that came out two years ago.
post
if they had just pursued a degree in pet play instead of whatever they majored in, they wouldn't have anything to complain about.
would that be... a pedigree?
Wait, you need a DEGREE for that?
Am... am I in trouble? Do I have to pay a fine?
Oh shit, didn't even notice it's a dog bowl, I thought it was a commentary on not being able to affort better food.
Also, we're not buying the OnlyFans
well now you have a degree and some mac and smack in a cool bowl.
id say things are on the way up.
Looks like a dog bowl. If you're giving dogs Mac and cheese, I'm not sure where that puts you on the socioeconomic ladder.
I am once again reminded I am unable to see a picture of mac and cheese and not prepare it for myself immediately. Thank you.
🎤🎶”Mac my bitch up…”
Barenaked ladies have a whole song about loving Mac and cheese even if rich
Not gunna lie. Cheap ass Mac and cheese with some actual butter(assuming you have that much) is like way up there in the on the "ACCEPTABLE" chart for me. I sometimes throw in a can of Rotel and/or some cheap chorizo for a little taste of home.
Is butter that expensive in the US? Where I live it's only a bit more than margarine.
My fancy boxed mac n cheese mix is mixing the powder sauce with smoked Gouda and Parmesan. Real butter. Mixing it into the cooked pasta. Then adding sauted brussel sprouts and some parsley onto it.
This is just some fetish shit.
Ain't nothing wrong with someone educated enjoying being a pet
Bit weird to share it with the whole internet tho
I have a degree and a six figure salary. I like KD.
A degree in what?
Does it matter? The US graduated over 2 million people with bachelor’s degrees in spring of 2025. How are all those people supposed to find jobs?
The important thing is they're all up to their eyeballs in debt. Teamwork makes the dream work.
Of course it matters, some degrees are in way higher demand than others
Yes, why wouldn't it matter? Do you think economies maintain demand for every conceivable degree equally, year after year?
My implied claim here is that there are more people graduating with degrees in every major than the economy can fill jobs for in any of them. Youth unemployment is rising! Trying to find a job is really difficult and even degrees once thought “safe” (such as CS) have stingy employers who think AI will replace the need for training fresh graduates.
You might think “oh that’s fine, people who studied other subjects won’t care about CS people.” But if those CS grads can’t get CS jobs they’ll look for other jobs, increasing competition in other fields. This can have a domino effect throughout the youth job market.
Information Security and Computer Science double major
The person in the image does?
EDIT: I found their profile and can't unsee a lot of things now.
At uni I ended up microwaving tinned macaroni cheese on white sliced bread in my room as a snack. I’d never do that now as it’s double carbs and gross, but what was going on back then?

all 54 comments