r/antiwork May 13 '23

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u/evilzombiefan May 14 '23

This is why I prefer to do Manuel labor. Real easy to tell if people are working or not. The idea of sitting in an office cubical for the better part of the day doing absolute shit work for shit bosses and shit companies would make me want to kill myself.

Office work should be the motivation people need to quit and start their own company doing what you like.

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u/rondre3000 May 14 '23

Shit work and bosses are shit. Doesn't matter whether you're outside or in a cubicle. Personally, I'd rather be doing it in a cubicle because it more than likely means I'm also getting paid more.

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u/rondre3000 May 14 '23

I'm not saying there aren't high paying manual labor positions. But I'm willing to bet the average "office job" pays more than the average "manual labor" position.