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I'm employed again!
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this post was submitted on 29 May 2026
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Congrats! Watcha gonna do?
Business analytics executive at a health care adjacent company.
Just speedrun retirement if you can.
No no i want to enjoy all the time I have. Pretty hard to get more.
When I used to work at a food place, they used to let us take food home at the end of the day.
If you're in a healthcare-adjacent company, can't you simply take some extra health home from work every week, thus increasing your lifespan drastically?
(P.s. seriously though, congratulations on the job)
Oh man I wish they did! Best perk ever!
And thank you! I'm so excited I can't see straight.
What are your thoughts on Luigi?
Legend! No questions asked.
Hey that's the work you love!
It is! I'm that kind of nerd and love it.
This is more than what's asked for. But when my job is done just average much less poorly it regularly contributes to stripping the dignity away from those who have no voice or no say. It takes art, creativity, and compassion for people to put in the effort to do it right. And I love doing it right!