this is the dumbest post I've seen in awhile
cheers_queers
joined 2 months ago
a riding mower. i have health issues and have trouble getting my lawn done. city doesn't like it.
i really only use it for pain/anxiety after my shift. i currently have a union job in a school district, so i am in an okay place but i could do better in a trade. i might try to find out how strict these drug policies are (current job doesn't bother testing). thanks for your input!
only reason i haven't applied to apprenticeships is they still drug test in my area. in a state where marijuana is recreationally legal.
don't give them ideas 🫣
genuinely asking.. how do you ever find relevant results on duckduckgo? I've tried switching to it many times over the years but i just get too frustrated by its lack of intuitiveness.
school districts were also affected.. at least mine was.
i was gonna say the same. just wanna be pain free😭
i took one year of business school, and they teach you to offshore outsource as much as possible and to prioritize your shareholders at all costs. so, nothing surprising.
some people are just unable to go to college due to finances, physical/mental health, or other things like being a single parent. i was never able to go to college because i couldn't mentally handle the stress due to serious trauma of various kinds that i was just coming out of. i couldn't find a job to adequately support me and i had health issues and undiagnosed learning disabilities preventing me from having the energy or time to focus even on part time studies. i had no family, so no safety net. i tried taking college thru a work program but the college ended up being unaccredited.
and keep in mind some people have several/all of these things to deal with.
so to say that seeing someone went thru college shows they can stick to something, it's negating all the hidden struggles that the rest of us work every day to get thru. I'm on year 7 of my current job, so i can clearly commit. but saying that college is the measuring stick is kinda disrespectful for those who had a different path.
that's still such an ableist take. (as someone in the usa)
yes, that's about right.