Nothing is wrong with that. It's good to be working as many bullshit jobs as possible - drain the system dry before the party is over. The vast majority of whi

Nothing is wrong with that. It's good to be working as many bullshit jobs as possible - drain the system dry before the party is over. The vast majority of white collar work is and has been nothing but bullshit. Agents of this work implicitly acknowledge it as bullshit when they measure work in terms of hours rather than value created. They acknowledge it when they speak derisively of "overemployment". They won't measure work and pay in terms of value created because that would reveal their bottom line, ruining the facade and potentially ending their game. If you can do one bullshit job, you can do ten, so go for it. The only people who have a problem with this are those who don't want to believe what they're doing is bullshit.