me and my coworkers were talking and it made me curious
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one major difference i have found between service industry work (in my case food service but this is widely applicable to similar jobs) and other public-facing positions is that the job itself is often very similar because people is the same, it's just in service everyone approaches you already thinking they're right and you're a fucking idiot and its their god given right to disrespect you, where in other positions even if they are not nice to you they usually acknowledge that you know more than them on issues pertaining to your job. like the difference in behaviour from people who see you as serving them vs helping them is unreal. i am doing literally the exact same things. customer is always right mentality did irreparable damage to the fabric of society
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idk, i just think that (to a point) Everyone's a product of the media they consume. that's why certain media is called 'formative', esp if you watched it young. one thing you watched/read could’ve lead to an interest which could’ve gotten you to learn/participate in/avoid something you wouldn’t have otherwise. take away all the books you’ve read, movies you’ve watched, music you've listened to, etc etc- you’re likely a totally different person. which is neither good nor bad, that's just called being a person who lives on planet earth.
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ive been reading percy jackson lately and normally i really hate like "kids character insanely traumatized by kids character whimsical adventures" but holy shit if anyone deserves to have the most emo piss boy kids character trauma attitude it is percy jackson he lives such a shit life
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i had a couple different new years resolutions this year, all low pressure, and one of them was ‘start submitting my work for publishing.’ simple, right? but it turns out in order to do this i have to, you know, actually do it 😩
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