There is a strong segregation. I'd argue it isn't just generational though. And it's not new

Look at literally the hiring habits of every Indian manager, or eastern European?

Literally all it took was 1 Indian to be promoted to director of my department,and we have not had a single promotion, or out of cycle raise for anyone that was not a man with strong Indian roots. Not once in almost a decade. If you want up, you must move sideways - which I thankfully did.

My friends employer hired a VIP that was from Belarus, and within 6 months. My buddy found he was the only American still in his entire department.

You can use an aggregator these days like Knaben. Much easier

Drying rags

"Gags*

It takes me, and my wife, 2 weeks to go through a roll after owning a bidet. Is it really worth it?

Who wants to clean human shit off a rag?

Why?

You are not the only one getting ghosted for jobs.

It takes hundreds of applications to get an interview these days. This is for most everyone regardless of qualifications.

You might not have even applied to a real job. There are literally countless "ghost jobs" out there. There is no job. They have zero intention of ever hiring anyone. See more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_job

It's weird because I'm a much better worker and person than I was in my 20s.

Yes but you are also much more expensive than you were in your 20s. Even if you took the lower wages, the cost for insurance for the company is higher.

There's also the stigma/stereotype(?) of older individuals being stubborn, outspoken, and (often( refusing to learn new processes. "You can't teach an old dog new tricks" .

I unfortunately can say I had these views when I was younger but we will all get to the other side of that coin.

You don't even need Revanced. Just use Firefox on both.

Touch grass

Sounds like an inside** thought...

Socialist

Buy you (not us) a drink

🤔

Yes it's safer but gunshots are now higher than auto?

Also everyone's "health lifestyle" eventually kills everyone. The more you work the higher the percentage your death will be "on the clock" and therefore an on-the-job death.

Jim in Accounting dropping dead for a bad ticker is dying of "Other causes"

Smdh.

It's not like this was filmed in Maine in the Winter.

It was filmed in Atlanta. It takes 10 days to go from mowed to overgrown 6 months of the year.

Far more likely scenario

Uber can now tell when you're drunk, and don't have a car and will charge you more because you're desperate.

For the $300 they charge you for it. You absolutely can.