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Wapakz said:
Poptart where do you live?

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In fayetteville Georgia.

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That's close to Atlanta. You should try applying for a job at the Coca-Cola bottling plant. They're unionized and get great pay. With your experience in the blue-collar working field you'd have a chance. That can do more than enough for you to afford food and a cheap apartment. Then take night classes at one of Atlanta's post-secondary educational institutions.

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hmm thats an idea. what do you think they would have me do at the cocacola bottling plant?

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Poid said:
I looked at it, I was just wondering why you posted it.

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you gave him a good rating but with a note saying he was racist and such. Doesnt make too much sense if you ask me.

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Jimtown said:
Shit,I live at home,don't go to college and have no job. No future prospects in sight. Weed ruined my motivation so I went off it for four months.

It never returned but my mood did improve so now I'm back smoking.

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lol, the situation doesn't seem to bother you much?

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Ya,I've literally been farting about doing nothing for over a year. There was a short stint in college that didn't work for me. I'm absolutely clueless about what I want to do with my life. To tell the truth,it worried me more around a year ago. I'm just indifferent to it now. I could take it or leave it.

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And they will make you feel welcomed and right at home during that time ,giving no indication of the jackass that will be your boss is disgruntaled and been passed over the last 5 promotions and would like nothing better than some new meat to fuck with...just to make his day complete.



Or the field you are going into has about 50 brown nosers that want a promotion soo bad they work extra hours for free just to have the chance at moving up out of the shit and then you find your destined to be employee 1176 and will be stuck in cubicle 98 for the next 10 years working under supervisor 17 that has a chip on his shoulder and thinks your parents paid for schooling and you still need to learn something about life.


Or a room full of disgruntels fellow employees that are soo streesed and straped by student loans they get thier kicks from practical jokes such as getting you in trouble for minor things.


I can think of about 100 more scenarios that you will not know untill you actually do that job for real.

I am shure the real life things that happen are much worse... and more vast.

That or you find out the work place in your field is soo full of stressed out freaks ,you are shure one will mow down the entire office at any minute or piss in the coffee.


You might find its a dream job and would rather do nothing else.........I am just saying many many people thought many jobs would be great untill actually doing them.


But my main point was to the OP ,dont get hung up on figuring out the rest of your life...its never going to go according to plans..........millions of people just goto work and end up doing those jobs...........its rare you find anyone completely happy with any job.......but you have to work in order to get money and do what you want so most endure or even make believe they like it in order to cope.


If your not in school ,just go do any job ,it may be fun or you might quit 30 different jobs before you find something you like.......most jobs people like are the ones they are good at ,not what they envisioned as what they would like.

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Most artists have a real job on top of being artists, and only a few of them are lucky enough to eventually be able to live off of their art.

You should enjoy being creative for the sake of being creative, and not just for money. If I were you, I'd be happy that I have a stable decent-paying job.

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Mandrake said:
I know this sounds like crazy talk but stop smoking the weed. It can't be all you have to look forward to and it's not going to help your motivation. Like someone else said, you need to stop thinking and wallowing in self-pity. I understand how you feel, when I was 16 all the way to about 18 I wanted to just fall off the face of the earth. Days blended together, I'd stay up all night and get up at like 4 if I was feeling especially unmotivated. I didn't have any real friends, I abused the shit out of DXM. It was terrible. I got too caught up in over thinking things, I made things more complicated then they really were and it didn't help one bit. I'm better now but only because I've found things I look forward to and I have a decent group of friends and somewhere I found the motivation to move on. The fact that smoking is the only thing you look forward to is not a healthy relationship with pot. Quit it, do some soul searching and act! Stop over analyzing everything because it's only hold you back in the long run. Trying to better yourself is the hardest thing someone can do when they feel like they don't have the motivation to do it, but once you get over that hump the benefit of doing so will become immediately clear.

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I know this sounds like crazy talk but stop smoking the weed. It can't be all you have to look forward to and it's not going to help your motivation. Like someone else said, you need to stop thinking and wallowing in self-pity. I understand how you feel, when I was 16 all the way to about 18 I wanted to just fall off the face of the earth. Days blended together, I'd stay up all night and get up at like 4 if I was feeling especially unmotivated. I didn't have any real friends, I abused the shit out of DXM. It was terrible. I got too caught up in over thinking things

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Heh, that sounds like me when I was 15 - 19.  All I did was smoke weed, and play video games, and use the computer.  Would play star wars galaxies all day long 12 hours a day sometimes.