I hate my fucking job

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I f you want a vision of the future, imagine a wage slave typing: "I hate my job. I hate my job. I hate my job," on a keyboard, for ever. That's what a Manhattan court typist is accused of doing, having been fired from his post two years ago, after jeopardising upwards of 30 trials, according to the New York Post. Many of the court transcripts were "complete gibberish" as the stenographer was alledgedly suffering the effects of alcohol abuse, but the one that has caught public attention contains the phrase "I hate my job" over and over again. Officials are reportedly struggling to mitigate the damage, and the typist now says he's in recovery, but it's worth considering how long it took the court officials to realise he hadn't been taking proper notes at all.

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I don't give a shit about what you did at the weekend, so spare me. You clock in. You do the bare minimum. You clock off. Why didn't you think of this sooner?

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Though some have said they hate their jobs, most want to take more control of their lives and put together a plan to get there sooner rather than later. There are a lot of reasons for being unhappy with our jobs. Can I be honest with you? As the saying goes, these are first world problems.

Hating your job is a fine tradition that's passed down from generation to generation. You can bet your Grandparents hated working in a factory 20 hours a day, back when employees losing limbs was the norm. Today, we'll whine about being stuck in an office cubicle or behind a cash register. Although you are less likely to lose any body parts in an office or working retail, you are still equally as likely to lose your soul. Thankfully, one thing we have that our grandparents didn't besides all our fingers is the internet.