/yu/ - Feelings

>>1373
I work in a machining shop. I'm still pretty new to the job, so I get the menial work. Sanding a million identical parts, washing a million identical parts, making sure there are a million identical parts instead of a 999,999 identical parts. Pretty boring, but I've been slowly working my way up the totem pole. People are pretty nice to me, but I'm still a fucking assburger who can't hold a conversation to save his life. The best part about the job is there's a slow-ass ghetto nigger who's even newer than me and works literally 20 times slower. So I can pretty much get by without pushing myself at all and still end up looking like an ace in comparison. If I'm a good boy then sometimes get to run the big loud fun machines instead of the little dummy ones. That's kind of fun, but it's also scarier when things go wrong.

>>1374
I've never done it myself but it sounds like working in factories is more boring than scary. Don't we have robots to do your job?

>>1373
That's how life is for many people OP, in fact that's how it is for most people who have got a job. Making million identical parts, making million identical cakes and so on. But it's easier when you don't have to work with whining customers all day who are bitching about not getting enough diabetes in their burger.

>>1904
How customers treats you is really telling about how people are. These customers really like making employees feel small for not bending perfectly to their commands. That is why I am dreading having to find a new job. My current workplace does not have a lot of money at the moment so they aren't giving me hours to work.