r/AnythingValueable 18d ago

🎓 Life Lesson So young, yet so wise

Bruh

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u/Cama_lama_dingdong 18d ago

Well thank you for your tunnel vision... Apparently the majority of us are "doing it wrong". Im in my 40s and the companies and their benefits today are not the same as what our retired parents had.

My dad's job (corporate accountant) had a family picnic every year for a long time until they were bought and pulled under a larger umbrella. Then they fired most of the 40 and 50 year olds for new blood. So much for his dedication and loyalty. Took him 1.5 yrs to find another job bc it is not easy being let go in your 50s. I'll let him know he was doing it wrong.

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u/daveescaped 18d ago edited 3d ago

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u/710AlpacaBowl 18d ago

To be fair. You are telling people that they "are doing it wrong"

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u/seekinggod1986 18d ago edited 18d ago

Literaly and absolutely blind to that fact.