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Survival skills are nice to have. But it's even nicer to live and work in a location where robbery isn't something that someone might reasonably experience twic
by toast0 2y ago
Survival skills are nice to have. But it's even nicer to live and work in a location where robbery isn't something that someone might reasonably experience twice in 3 months.
Of course, I left a job when my lunch got stolen twice in 3 months; well 3 times, but one time I brought leftover pizza in a pizza box, that's understandable. Taking leftovers in plastic is just rude... especially when my shift started at 4pm and everyone else was working normal hours, other than the overnight person whose shift started when mine left.
If I had been robbed because of the location of my job, I'd probably show up one more time, to return my stuff (assuming it wasn't stolen when I was robbed).
- darby_nine 2y agoI've been robbed before, too. I prefer that to the sterile antisocialness of the wealthy.
- spunker540 2y agoothers may value personal safety (of themselves or their family) higher than you do. Twitter may not be optimizing for folks like yourself (you may be in the minority).
- cooper_ganglia 2y agoIncredible mental gymnastics.
- lupusreal 2y ago[flagged]
- psd1 2y agoSo take an antacid. Save the banal unpleasantries for twitter.
- lupusreal 2y agoWorms who convince themselves they like being a victim of crime deserve to get stepped on.
- psd1 2y agoLudicrous. You've conflated a preference for authenticity with wanting to be a victim of crime. Straw man much? There's a lot to unpack about the attitudes in your comment. I hope you were just having a bad day, because otherwise: you're quick to judge, intolerant of different values, you scorn victims of crime, and you'll sacrifice intellectual integrity to score a cheap point. "The evil I can tolerate, but the stupidity..."