He bragged about quitting Target halfway through his first shift because it was beneath him (his actual phrase).
Fuck yes.
I’m here to laugh, but his Target arc genuinely enraged me.
Have I taken service jobs? Yes. Did they meet all my intellectual and emotional needs? No. Did they pay me money I needed? Yes. Did I get anything else out of it? Hell yes. They engaged my brain, as I had to learn new systems, deal with people skilfully, take responsibility, and get things done. I wanted to do them well because I don’t like failing, I was paid to do them to a certain standard, and there were other people relying on me. The basic work skills I developed in those starter jobs were truly valuable once I started my proper grown-up career. Helping another person (paid or unpaid) is never beneath me.
But this arrogant fucking retard flounces out of Target before his first shift ended because he’s too good for it, thus shafting his fellow employees, his employer, and even himself. He spurned the opportunity to learn and grow from experience and other people, like the true lolcow he is.
Don’t bother reacting, I got you covered fren.