Wear your wetsuit and alien head helmet to intimidate the other competitors.TT bike is packed and ready, going to try and get destroyed at the wednesday night time trial unless I pop another migraine.
I am fully prepared to do mediocre but have fun trying
Always assumed all the good polish contractors are the ones that left my country. I guess not.Polish gang has been working on my new patio. One of the clearly communicated requirements was that it will fall away from the house so water will run away from the house and off the patio. Seems like they were a little bit in a hurry yesterday and even with my eyes I could see it tilting the wrong way
I don't have either! I'm like a regular dude. Wearing a TT helmet with my un-optimized position, weight, and lack of training could be worth at least three seconds!Wear your wetsuit and alien head helmet to intimidate the other competitors.
Already told the wife that when these doggos are gone, I don't want to be a 3 dog household again. 1 perhaps, but I dont have the means to take care of more than that in their old age.
Called in for fuck it Friday. Going to go try to ride off some of this self induced stress. Dog sitting again, 4 dogs is just chaos. No clue how @eric strt6 does it. CHAOS I SAY!
Keep at it, Skeeter. I'm counting on you and my kids to keep me flush with SS $$.
Can I retire yet? JHFC. I have better things to do with my time.
As much as I like dogs, I don't want pets. I don't want to be constrained on needing to be back from somewhere or not being able to do things.
Can I retire yet? JHFC. I have better things to do with my time.
Already told the wife that when these doggos are gone, I don't want to be a 3 dog household again. 1 perhaps, but I dont have the means to take care of more than that in their old age.
I thought you were on your way up the corporate ladder there boss?
Can I retire yet? JHFC. I have better things to do with my time.
I absolutely love my cat, but he is fifteen. I hope wifey doesn't want another right away so we can rent our house out for a week or a month for one meeeeelion dollars, and go somewhere cool in style.As much as I like dogs, I don't want pets. I don't want to be constrained on needing to be back from somewhere or not being able to do things.
I will climb the corporate ladder only as much as is necessary to ensure secure employment and maximum yearly contributions to retirement accounts. I have little appetite for titles or "more responsibility" for the sake of it. My job is my job, it is a career and not my passion or worthy of an iota more time than is required.I thought you were on your way up the corporate ladder there boss?
Sounds like you're #quietquitting #zoomerI will climb the corporate ladder only as much as is necessary to ensure secure employment and maximum yearly contributions to retirement accounts. I have little appetite for titles or "more responsibility" for the sake of it. My job is my job, it is a career and not my passion or worthy of an iota more time than is required.
Okay, so that might be a slight exaggeration, I'm not that checked out, but I am definitely not a "work is my life and my life should be work" sort of person.
Hoping wife going back to work in a few years will help with that, but I know better than to count on anyone except myself.
Perhaps, though I despise that term. It's just another term that half the people arguing about won't take the time to understand but man does that generational strife get clicks!Sounds like you're #quietquitting #zoomer
I get where Tim is coming from, and I can relate. it's a matter of putting forth the required effort to continue to advance (promotions, pay increases, etc) that aren't always guaranteed. but not the kind of person that's so career oriented that it's at the expense of other aspects of their lives. or are changing jobs / roles every 2 years or so, that's basically advancement for the sake of advancement. it's not phoning it in either, but recognizing that the increase in effort doesn't directly correlate to career advancement, or whatever.Sounds like you're #quietquitting #zoomer
Perhaps, though I despise that term. It's just another term that half the people arguing about won't take the time to understand but man does that generational strife get clicks!
It's time the pendulum swung back the other way.
To be clear with both of you, I think it's a stupid term intended to guilt people into feeling bad for trying to get more out of life than work. The term quitting means leaving your job voluntarily- trying to find better work/life balance is not quitting. There will always be people who skyrocket up the ladder and others who get passed over for promotions regularly.I get where Tim is coming from, and I can relate. it's a matter of putting forth the required effort to continue to advance (promotions, pay increases, etc) that aren't always guaranteed. but not the kind of person that's so career oriented that it's at the expense of other aspects of their lives. or are changing jobs / roles every 2 years or so, that's basically advancement for the sake of advancement. it's not phoning it in either, but recognizing that the increase in effort doesn't directly correlate to career advancement, or whatever.
As much as I like dogs, I don't want pets. I don't want to be constrained on needing to be back from somewhere or not being able to do things.
Hey! You're me. Albeit a much, much MUCH younger me.I will climb the corporate ladder only as much as is necessary to ensure secure employment and maximum yearly contributions to retirement accounts. I have little appetite for titles or "more responsibility" for the sake of it. My job is my job, it is a career and not my passion or worthy of an iota more time than is required.
Okay, so that might be a slight exaggeration, I'm not that checked out, but I am definitely not a "work is my life and my life should be work" sort of person.
Hoping wife going back to work in a few years will help with that, but I know better than to count on anyone except myself.
no i'm with you. it's another pointless catch phrase from the NoBoDy WaNtS tO wOrK crowd.To be clear with both of you, I think it's a stupid term intended to guilt people into feeling bad for trying to get more out of life than work. The term quitting means leaving your job voluntarily- trying to find better work/life balance is not quitting. There will always be people who skyrocket up the ladder and others who get passed over for promotions regularly.
I regularly have internal conflict because I want to do well, succeed, and climb the ladder in my career...but I also want to look after my kids and share experiences with them. I look at some of my peers who are years younger than me and are at higher levels, but I have two wonderful kids and a house in the suburbs, and I get to go home and see them every night. I have enough money to be healthy and happy and enjoy some of my favorite hobbies, but not enough for Porsches and Bentleys. It's difficult to reaffirm to myself that this is what's important, not being scientist 2 or vice-president-of-everything by the time I'm 40. It can be a challenge, and a hashtag making us feel bad about it is not helpful.
But I was just being cheeky
my dad started in on that this weekend but we all changed the subject. I remember seeing an image floating around of the "nobody wants to work" headline from every decade in the last 50 years, but boomers worked hard all the time and leveraged their bootstrapsno i'm with you. it's another pointless catch phrase from the NoBoDy WaNtS tO wOrK crowd.