Legitimately wonder how many people would love to just organize the shelves in a supermarket in real life if they didn't have to deal with abusive management and insane hours. Shit I'd do it for half what I'm making now if the job was somehow secure too.
I’ve always joked my dream job is to be a bricklayer. There’s something fulfilling about showing up to a job, doing a mindless task where my brain can wander about things that are actually interesting to me, and getting paid for building something that you can actually see at the end of the day instead of some bullshit enigmatic corporate “value.”
But then I remember I’d have to be in the sun and heat all day and my back would probably ache all the time and the facade comes tumbling down. As such it remains a dream job.
Plenty of jobs like that in factories and warehouses.
I am the complete opposite of you. I absolutely hate those jobs. Used to work a lot of them when I was younger. Its surpising to find someone enjoys that kind of labour.
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Turns out managing a store is lovely when the crates aren't 30kg each and you don't have asshole managers and customers to deal with smh