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@VeroniqueB99
In the 80s - early 90s I would go through the phone book and cold call the places I wanted to work for, and I had custom calling with 3 different #'s that I would use as a reference, they didn't know they were talking to me or my roommate -
@VeroniqueB99 oh. huh. these new boots. they do not have straps.
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@VeroniqueB99 Well...actually.
Except I'm Gen X.
Mental breakdowns are also rather boring most the time. There's only brief periods of massive excitement. They require too much energy. Too much motivation.
People would get very bored and kind of tired of the silly character that keeps doing stupid shit and expecting different outcomes.
And it's not like I didn't apply those 30 years. Just never had this much silence from my phone before.
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Screenshot of Tyler Mead (@ Meadbymead) saying:
Can we make a reality show where we make baby boomers try applying to jobs for the first time in 30 years using their own advice, and see how quickly they have a mental breakdown?
(Not sure what site it's from. Besides the avatar being a circle, there's pretty much no site-identifying marks.)
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@VeroniqueB99 Oh. Can we make one where politicians, CEOs, etc. are forced to live on wellfare/dump salary...?
Edit: Damn, that idea already had a hippie 2000 years ago: "the rich will become poor" he called it "kingdom of heaven". -
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@VeroniqueB99 I'd watch the crap out of that
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Screenshot of Tyler Mead (@ Meadbymead) saying:
Can we make a reality show where we make baby boomers try applying to jobs for the first time in 30 years using their own advice, and see how quickly they have a mental breakdown?
(Not sure what site it's from. Besides the avatar being a circle, there's pretty much no site-identifying marks.)
@IceWolf Probs the bird...
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@VeroniqueB99 Yes! Yes please!
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@VeroniqueB99 Yes! Yes please!
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