Nothing humbles you quite like spending the entire year doing the work of three people, keeping the department afloat, and then receiving a “meets expectations” on your performance review. Apparently, going above and beyond is just the new bare minimum.
Bruh, millennials
the amount of homework we used to have back in the day 😭 EVERY NIGHT! Friday too!!
math problems pg.89-96 odd problems only, chapter 1-3 in ELA, science worksheets, and working on that book report due next week 😂🥹
Anyone else stuck in this weird cycle where work drains you so much that you don’t have the energy to enjoy your hobbies, you end up doing nothing for yourself, and then feel miserable going back to work because you haven’t done anything that makes you happy?
Nobody talks about how a workplace can slowly change you. You start off motivated and hardworking, then become quiet, irritated, and just trying to survive each shift. Sometimes it's not the job that breaks you. It's what you have to put up with every day.