Thread: At what point does making more money compensate for how shitty your job is?
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Unread 03-06-2011, 07:09 PM   #13 (permalink)
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I'd like to believe that the greatest people worked and created value because it was their passion ... Some people truly find joy in their careers and create for the sake of creation.
Definitely. But I'm personally not really passionate about anything. At all ... I'm generally an indifferent motherfucker. I would love to do a job that I am passionate about and if I found that, I would do it passionately ... until then I work to fuel my interests and provide myself a stable base.
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You often seem to think that the lowest-hanging-fruit makes you some sort of comedy genius. You're just not a good person. You're spiteful, constantly negative, and bring others down to make yourself feel better. I just don't have room for that.
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