Sometimes I wonder if these titles are purposely chosen to outrage people or a subtle nod to the absurdity of the situation by an author/editor who’s secretly pissed but has to make money.
So many times I’ve seen articles like “25 Year Old Millionaire Landlord Says Gen Z ‘Too Lazy’ For Thinking They Can’t Afford Housing” and I can’t help but think it’s too on the nose
I think they’re the former, pure rage bait for normal people but also I think that rich people form the other part of the readership and articles like these confirm their biases.
it’s just ragebait for clicks. we must always worship the god of the clicks
Death to America
Coming from an expert in hard work.
Guy’s father went to Wharton, he went to Yale and was part of the ‘Skull and Bones’ freakshow, then worked at an investment bank and became an executive at age 31 lmao, but he’s out here banging on about how everyone’s a lazy bum
Tbf I definitely don’t work as hard
Hell yeah, midday naptime fuckin rules
Counterpoint: no one should be “working hard”.
We are at what should be the height of the technological age and instead of using technology to produce the same amount with less effort, we are making more people work for more hours, and for less pay.
The US is the weatlthiest country on the planet yet a lot of families can’t get by with less than 2 incomes. Some of those families are single parent/3 job incomes. The system is fucking broken. We need to fucking pay living wages. But we don’t and we force people to overproduce widgets and doodads in order to just barely make enough money for food in order to sustain themselves as long as possible for as little as possible so they can keep making widgets. We need more God damn widgets for Elon and Jeff.
the system isnt broken, it’s working exactly as intended. the misery machine is creating record-breaking amounts of misery
Death to America
True. I guess I was meaning broken from an altruistic perspective. Not from a machines of capitalism perspective.
These layoffs aren’t going to justify themselves
Well if a billionaire said it.
sounds like he needs a black stone to the head, repeatedly
And I am sure this is not his opinion, he has evidence backing his claims. /s
This isn’t The Onion?!
We are living in onionpunk for a long long time.
I work, remotely, indirectly for this fucker and it fucking pains me everyday knowing that I am directly working against my own interests. 😭
I wanna find something to work on GNOME or something Linux related. Sure they rolled onto Baghdad with Red Hat and open source, but at least all my homies also get to benefit…
Fuck you fuck you fuck you. I’m a recovering agoraphobe and you are literally destroying my life, Steve. I know there are much bigger issues right now but on a personal level I want this man to get torn apart by wolves in Minecraft, and then again in real life, and then again in some metaphysical way beyond the human capacity to understand.
The uncritical publishing of this shit from highly motivated actors and against the interests of almost the entire population should be considered a crime
My own office did an internal study in the year after the pandemic started and found the reverse. People with home offices started working sooner and got off later. More work got done during the day at home. Employees were generally more productive out of the office. And during moments of crisis (the Feb freeze/blackout and several nasty storms) more people were actually available on short notice than would have been in an office model.
We’re still doing partial work-from-home to this day, in fact. It helps with employee retention and is generally better for the company at large.
