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Yes, I feel sorry for people whose jobs actually require them to go somewhere, and who are stuck in traffic behind a thousand nerds whose jobs arbitrarily deman
by nathan_long 8y ago
Yes, I feel sorry for people whose jobs actually require them to go somewhere, and who are stuck in traffic behind a thousand nerds whose jobs arbitrarily demand a commute, and who have to compete with those highly-paid nerds to buy a house.
- kolpa 8y ago> whose jobs actually require them to go somewhere This jobs exist where they are because the "nerds" work there. They could choose not to work at those nerd-service jobs (forcing nerds to buy there food closer to home) or form a union to demand higher pay, or organize and build housing there. Also, "nerd" is unhelpful trash talking.
- nathan_long 8y ago> This jobs exist where they are because the "nerds" work there. Right. And here's one nerd who goes to lunch a couple times a week in a not-huge town far from the Bay area, supporting the ability of restaurant managers to not live there, either. > Also, "nerd" is unhelpful trash talking. I meant it to be humorous but not derogatory. I'm a programmer.