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resemble this comment. What if your degree, though, is a representation of absolute evil and you can't even reconcile it with your beliefs any more? You literally have a degree in evil.
It's an odd one. Here, you get 8 years of financially assisted education, so once you've used those, ie. a master's degree, the rest is self-funded. Blue collar education got adult variations with some resemblance of decent pay throughout but uni doesn't. Basically you get to choose one uni degree and that's it. Chose programming of sorts? Great. Didn't choose programming? Now your only shot is self-funding or choosing a more hands-on tech education like IT support or whatever. But you'll never be as accomplished as university graduates, doomed to mediocrity. Unless of course you're a programming savant-autist since childhood, but then you would've done university anyway.
It's a tough reality to discard. I did a bad degree and paid off the debt. I'm currently binning all my old university books. I've moved on. But that also means I'm mentally with a clear slate, very little to benefit from a 5-6 year old university degree. I'd need to up-skill to be appealing again, but I've no clue towards what ends. I kinda like making food but I currently make as much as a chef would anyway. Far too social to drive trucks all day. I like talking to people but tasks have to be daily and specific. Coordinating a fleet? They promote internally for that, not to mention it's a degree with certificate. It's all fuck. Life is a test of stoicism. I'm working, I got good coworkers and I'm moving towards a motorbike license. Once that's done, I need a new goal. Simple as.
My car's AC randomly started working again and it's got me typing weeb shit like =v=
I hate the fake feeling of AC. It smells and feels weird. I prefer having my ears blown out by uneven wind with an open window, the way european jësus would've wanted.
I need to do the same. I downsized, not that I really wanted to, and have too much shit here.
I don't exactly stick to a budget but it feels good to slowly minimize it. 3x insurance payments, each with a $2 charge fee. Move from quarterly to annual payment; that's a bunch of money saved. Right now I got a surplus in my insurance account and it bothers me. What am I over-transfering for, or what fee has disappeared? I want that shit to be at 0 whenever things are paid. Reee
