I'm a mechanic at a fairly large regional brewery. $65k after 4 years, looking for at least a 5% raise this year, with some serious QoL improvements and schedule changes... but I've pretty much hit the ceiling in this place.
If I were doing the same work at a non-beer facility, I would expect to be making at least $80k.
Don't expect to get a lot of money out of this industry. Get in for the experiences and good times.
I see it. Scarily, the nose also looks like a uvula
I'm not sure if that's supposed to be a hyper-anthropomorphic goofy, or a man in a goofy mask.
both are equally hilarious
that just sounds like a weird interview.
"you're qualified for this position if, and only if, you can answer a useless question with only a rudimentary understanding of the subject and no critical thought"
if true, you dodged a bullet
and every leak stops, eventually
there's a non-zero chance Miyazaki saw this painting at some point and quietly thought to himself: "yes, this will be a pivotal character that makes it into an intro"
it's better to piss in the sink, than to sink in the piss
and the reddit Russian psy-op? certainly not helping
what?! the guy who bankrupted a casino for short-term real estate gains? not a trustworthy partner? how could it be?
same. when the blackout protest changed nothing about the 3rd party apps, I decided I was done, and never went back
granted, it had been getting toxic for other reasons, but being forced to use their shitty app was the final straw for me
yup, grew up always leaving a light on in the house when we were out. my dad always half-joked about putting "trash removal" signs on work trucks to keep people from sniffing around for tools to sell
step 1 - tariffs
step 2 - ???
step 3 - profit!