No.17371
It will. Don't give up, sushi roll
No.17372
it will, that's a FACT!
No.17380
>>17370Let's make it happen sushi!
No.17382
Did this video just reprogram my brain?
No.17387
GIVE IT TO ME!
No.17388
Happy New Year. I'm glad the sushis are still keeping it cozy.
No.17509
>>17504Getting really tired of you shitting up every imageboard you can find.
No.19004
>>17370I said this same thing at the start of the year, and the same the one before too probably, but didn't actually do shit and got beaten up by life over and over.
It has gotten better recently and I'm doing things (trying to do what I can which mostly isn't much), maybe I can still save this year and keep that momentum going for the next.
No.19496
>>19004I almost forgot this was my post.
I'm doing better now but still worry about fucking up.
No.19501
>>19497Yea well, I'm definitely doing something that's too hard for someone with my background but I feel like the alternative is to go back to doing nothing at all.
I could be doing much worse that's for sure.
No.19510
So far I feel like I've wasted this year entirely. I'm a total human fuck up. I didn't even read all the books or get through the manga/anime I wanted this year. Its not like I had a long list either. I'll be running out of NEET bux soon. I feel fucked.
No.19514
>>19510The past can't be changed but you can avoid repeating your mistakes, sushi.
Start reading today and ask yourself what you want to do and start fresh, a better time than that won't come.
No.19515
>>19510also get a job my nigga
No.19530
>>19515what's a good job for an extreme introvert who's been a hikineet 4 years running?
No.19532
>>19530I'd like to know as well
No.19533
>>19530Monitoring the security cameras at a data center while simultaneously watching anime at night
No.19534
>>19530my old bf had a job as internal delivery driver, like for moving stock between stores in the city for the same business. he spent most of the day by himself in the company pickup truck and only had to deal with internal customers. he never really had to deal with outside customers/general public or anything like that.
No.19577
>>19530>>19532Awake overnight or asleep overnight Direct Service Professional.
Pays like shit, but the patients generally are in bed an hour or two into your shift and you're getting paid to stay awake. This depends heavily on the patient. A few standouts. Playing vidya with some autistic teenage boys. Working with a few psychotic (as in they experienced psychosis, they were really sweet) old ladies. Playing cribbage with someone with a traumatic brain injury that injured his brain in a way where he could understand speech fine, but couldn't talk due to neurological issues. Did this on and off when I was 18-21, both on the overnight and day shifts. It's a pretty good gig if you're not worried about making a ton of money.
Asleep overnights get paid to literally sleep. I've never had one of those gigs but one of mycoworkers did. He slept through like, 98% of shifts. Occasionally he'd need to wake up for something. I did awake overnights and taught myself to code and read a lot of books. Was p nice.
Just look for patients with lower needs. You don't want to be changing shitty diapers. The autistic teenagers were chill with me but were oppositional. Got swung on a few times and they were stinky teenage boys. Confiscating degenerate pokemon r34 from the 14 year old was pretty hilarious too, mans had no shame. Got paid a lot more to deal with that though. They'll generally give you the gist of what to expect in the interview as they don't want you to quit a week into the work.
Most of the time you just watch anime and stay awake until you're relieved in the morning.
No.19585
>>19577> Confiscating degenerate pokemon r34 from the 14 year old was pretty hilarious too, mans had no shame.What a tyranny.
No.20005
>>19577>Awake overnight or asleep overnight Direct Service Professionalwow I finally have a name for the job I did in the army
No.20008
>>20007>I struggle to email people or even talk on the phone.Practice! I had this problem too, so I used to rehearse every call I had to make. After some time I didn't even feel anxiety when unknown numbers called me up. I used to reply with messages to avoid talking, silly.
If you struggle with e-mails, use AI assistance. You can ask it how they would interpret your message and it will also tell what you can do better. I use it a lot when discussing things on the webz - maybe even for this reply? Heheh.
>digital watchHell yeah, it can really help. If you can, turn off your smartphone too. I do that, and also put it in a place where I am too lazy to pick it up from. That goes for everything that distracts me. Regarding sounds I put rain on speakers, it masks irregular noises that make me lose focus. Unfortunately I do not have a strong will, so I have all kinds of dumb tricks to force me to be productive.
Basically I limit access to everything that is more interesting than my work - LeechBlock is a great extension for that, if you struggle with web surfing.
I think that is all I can offer help with, sorry!
