“The wages at that workplace were shit cheap. I couldn’t live on that wage.”
No one should have a serious conversation on the roadside at midnight, but her story contained a lot of truth.
I kept listening to her for nearly an hour, often agreeing to her confession. Wages, atmosphere, future potential, etc … Her story has the proposition of how people work.
- Is it always common for certain reasoning to work?
- It is not always common for certain theories to work.
what? As long as the commonly accepted theory is one logic, it’s a bit strange that there are exceptions to it. Is it possible that even logic that presupposes generality does not work in general?
She left such a fucking workplace. She herself said the reason was that she couldn’t achieve her expected way of working.
As I listened to her complaints, I felt that the problem had a structural character. In short, the service industry in the suburbs is destined to suffer.
However, despite the high wages in the service industry in the city center, there are also many job seekers. In order to work in the city center, better attributes such as physical strength, ability, charm, and appearance will be required.
- When does the logic that works do not work?
- There will even be such a case. When things work, in reality, there is some scope of application. Outside the scope of its application, what was valid will no longer be valid.
So if something seeks a one-logic explanation, it must be in the middle of the scope.
“My current job? I’m doing a simple job. Of course, I’m a crap, but I like my current job.”
I forgot to ask what she was doing, but she looked happy. However, there is one thing I want her to notice.
That is, the fucking workplace had a certain value. Don’t you think she was able to find a non-fucking job because she had a fucking experience?
Japan’s former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe …
Japan ex-leader Shinzo Abe apparently shot - YouTube
That’s all for today’s post. Thank you
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