I'm a working class data analyst. AMA
I work in power BI, have lived paycheck to paycheck since i started working and have over 50k in student loans that honestly probably arent going to get paid back. AMA
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Why do you buy all that avocado toast?
because I'm a millennial. next
Based af no cap dab
are you having a stroke? Should I call an ambulance?
Humor is dead
How does it feel working with a slightly less capable version of Excel?
Maddening. I feel like I'd rather be doing literally anything else, especially when i get useless error messages about the dataset not being able to load, but not telling me exactly why.
If you could only eat one thing for the rest of your life, why would it be the rich?
Since they don't work, they tend to be very tender. kinda like veal.
What's the biggest insight you've understood out of the data knowledge having you're cosplaying the new blue collar worker class.
I'm sorry, i don't quite understand your question. I'm not cosplaying as working class, I am working class. Seeing as how there are only two classes, the working class and the rich. The working class have to sell their bodies in order to survive, while the rich profit off our backs. I'm not impoverished and I have a decent life based on my income, but if I lost that income, I'd pretty quickly have to either find another job or learn how to live on the streets. Any subdivisions of the working class into lower class, middle class, white collar, blue collar, it's all a way of getting us to fight amongst ourselves so that we don't fight against our true enemy, the rich.
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Basically, the biggest insight I've gotten is that managers and HR are assholes