Have you ever thought of quitting your job?
 

American Beauty style. Difficult to explain, but in a way i feel underestimated and i feel like telling my bosses to shove this job up their arses. Have you ever done something similar? I don't even have any worries about telling this on the internet anymore.

at least once an hour.

I'd try and do something more fight club style than american beauty style.

yeah i did, and now i'm doing it, i'm just looking for another job, i could never not have a job to go to though, i'm doing an interview tomorrow as it happens.

I think about quitting my job almost constantly, but I need an income to pay the bills, so it's not something I could do without having another job lined up.

I need this job in order to live and i couldn't stand being unemployed, even for only 2 days . Perhaps i just need a little more risk taking and a change of envoirement. I noticed that the constant lack of light and being in front of a computer screen for so long is damaging my health both phisically and mentally.

i have walked out of jobs before but i was much younger and more carefree.

now i have to work so its just a case of biting my tongue and taking it. i am going to read fight club on my lunch.

is that job providing you good money, porky?

The lack of natural light in your little cell is atrocious. You need daylight for the body to produce various "happy hormones", so it comes as no surprise at all if it's damaging to your mental health.

And you've been there only for a few hours. I'm taking some time off to reflect. At the moment i just feel like John Giorno when he worked in Wall Street in the 50's . I posted this before but he used to sleep all the time because he couldn't stand being alive and the routine. The thought of commuting through the city on unreliable and overcrowded public transport is slowly killing me.

awesome

Everytime I punch in to work.

I just had 8 months off. I'm good for a while yet.
Plus I actually like the place I work at.

For now.

Never.

Not nearly enough as 'they' think it is.

thank you!

i have had many a bad boss and a few that i actually had respect for and that where decent people who treated the workers well. i just dont like the abuse of power that a lot of people do when they become a boss or just assuming that you dont mind being ordered around.

i remember andy warhol said that if he could keep any person around with him when he was working it would be a boss. someone to tell you what to do and make the ultimate decisions. in a way i would like the same sometimes.

What are you doing now, Mr Clone?

roadie for nine inch nails.

tester in a leather trouser factory

I am going to be leaving my job in a few months. I have thought a lot about doing something like that. If they piss me off enough, I just might...