@martintetaz Comer, cagar, dormir y vivir en menos de 4 m por 4 m. Y nada menos que por 38.000 dólares.
Solo a una basura como vos se le puede ocurrir.
O fato de eu precisar pagar para existir e desfrutar de um planeta no qual eu simplesmente apareci aleatoriamente me irrita pelo menos uma vez por dia.
Another clear example of the generational divide.
For many people, a job is exactly that: a job. You clock in, clock out, and use the remaining hours to build a future that actually belongs to you. The old social contract of "time in exchange for stability" effectively died the moment housing became unaffordable and meaningful career progression stalled out.
Gen Z understands this intuitively: they don't tie their identity to an employer, especially given most roles are viewed as temporary placeholders anyway. When the traditional path to ownership is blocked, the only rational move is to stop treating a cubicle like a career and start treating it like a specialized cash-flow hedge.
After all, if the employer has no loyalty to the person, isn't it delusional to expect the person to have a spiritual connection to the office?