Live Stoner Chat Live Stoner Chat - Apr-Jun '23

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It's torture if you don't have enough work to fill the day. I would get "8hrs of work" done in 2 hours at my office job and for some reason that was a bad thing. I was begging for more work and they basically just told me I needed to stretch it out. Apparently warm bodies filling chairs are more important than efficiency.
If they only knew that they could have fired everyone else and run the office on pure suki energy. Our office guy is leaving so hes tryna show me how to do stuff and learning from someone high on ketamine is not very helpful :crying:
 
I can attest that it's bad for your mental health. Most of my episodes correlate to a job. I had one where I got so bad, they hauled my ass into HR to bring up a whole host of things I had done wrong. They sent me home for the day to "think about how I wanted to respond." It was such a magnanimous offer considering that one of the things I was being harangued for was making the project 1 day late due to my wife's emergency surgery. I came back the next day and told them I just didn't give a shit. I couldn't bring myself to lift a finger or to even stay to the end of the day any more. A few weeks later, they walked my ass out. My depression lifted as I drove home.

Funny follow-up to the story. There was a guy there who took over supporting my code after I left. He threatened to leave and they made him a counteroffer with a 50% raise. A year and a half later, that guy couldn't even get out of bed any more he was so depressed. He had a newborn and spent 6 months in bed too depressed to move.
Yeah, my last job ruined me. I was being abused by my coworkers to the point of crying at my desk while continuing to work through it every day. I wasn't even allowed to use my given name because the person who was abusing me had the same name and threw a fit about me having the same name. She was 45. I worked my ass off and never got a raise even though I was doing way more than my coworkers and being paid the least of everyone besides the warehouse guys. When it was just me on my insurance I was bringing home $500ish 2x a month at $16.50 an hour. When I had to add hubby and the kids I actually *owed* the company money for insurance. That lasted all of a month before I had a mental breakdown and took 2 weeks off because I was suicidal. They fired me when I came back. Now I'm to a point where I'm scared to even attempt to get a real job again because of the trauma I went through there. Between the cost of insurance, co-pays, a 10k deductible, as well as the cost of working (childcare, gas, my sanity, etc) we are better off with me not working. Which is stupid but the system is so beyond incredibly broken that it is what it is.
 
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