Some people just don't know how to have fun.

Not everyone loves Dragon Ball Z.

F for Effort

The sciences versus the arts debate is a tale as old as time. We all know the drill by now: those who study STEM subjects are clever with no people skills and the students pursuing arts and humanities are deluded idiots who will never get a "real" job. You might think the argument is starting to get pretty dull, but it doesn't stop people from finding increasingly obscure reasons to point out just how dumb the other side is. The latest advance in this never ending battle has come from @chrisman…

It’s a pretty weird time out there for the job market. On the one hand, finding stable work when you’re unemployed seems like an uphill struggle . On the other, several industries seem to be crying out for workers. Many employers in retail and hospitality have taken desperate measures to try and combat the chronic staffing issues that have cropped up over the past year. In fact, it’s so prevalent that the internet is beginning to cast its critical eye over how they are going about it. This was …

They both suck, let's be real.

It's not an easy job.

Respect.

We see you

Many working from home have clever methods to keep them from appearing 'idle'

Ah, employment. There's nothing like a dead-end job or a lousy boss to make you hate everything about your existence, and sadly, these conditions are a lot more common than they should be. We've all had to put up with things that shouldn't happen at work, but it is only a brave or at least extremely peed off few who are bold enough to quit on the spot. At least, that's what you might expect. However, an AskReddit by u/Sketch99 which questioned what made people immediately leave their jobs sugge…

'Exposure' doesn't pay the bills.

Jobs are overrated