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By:
Coachbuster
When: 01 Sep 14 23:26
Stow_judge • September 1, 2014 5:19 PM BST
I'm not at all keen on the motto "Don't work an hour more than you have to".

For many, this means they expect someone else will do their share of the work and this is the motto of a lazy, selfish b'stard!
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have being the operative word  - i think everyone should 'work'  to some extent as long as the job has some meaning - even stacking shelves has a point to it  ,except most 'work' in the UK is so utterly pointless .

Most commutes are even more pointless .

Most companies simply annoy folk - cold calls,sales,adverts ....yeah,most jobs are just awful . Take the betting industry,it  creates misery  . Me making a living at betting  makes someone elses life a misery somewhere ,if i worked for Virgin Media or Aviva i'd be making someone elses life a misery  - do you understand that ? most work  actually serves no physical beneficial purpose .
Our luxury in the UK for example is a misery tab picked up in the Far East  ,it's all a zero sum game fella



There are very few worthwhile jobs out there tbf - we import nearly everything
By:
Capt__F
When: 02 Sep 14 00:44
sideshowbob did it
By:
crags
When: 02 Sep 14 01:09
The OP sounds like moony Cry

Schalke04 used to say he was a snooker professional, if memory serves.Is that still the case or has he got another pretendy profession?
Wink
By:
Schalke 04
When: 02 Sep 14 01:56
I was for 10 years yes crags ... now am in a terrible job that I hate with a passion and I need out, and need out fast !! My capital for my betting is low otherwise I would just chuck the job and live off betting again but it's going to take time to build the capital up to make that possible, that's how I feel like just buying a one way ticket and disappearing
By:
Schalke 04
When: 02 Sep 14 01:59

Sep 1, 2014 -- 5:30PM, bigH wrote:


Schalke - DWD is correct.You need to identify all the things that are doing your head in and just stop doing them. (job/relationships/social life etc)At the same time, identify all the things you like doing, and then do more of those thingsIf you hate working for "the man", then pack it in and become self-employed.


I am self employed, that's the problem .. days go by that I just can't be bothered working, yet all the money I earn goes straight out to others, Ive come down a path that I never thought I would go down, I should be doing better than this. Ok I'm grateful for what I have at the moment but I'm just not happy. My job is the big problem yes, no relationships to talk of and the social life, well, my social life is watching sports and doing my betting ...

By:
crags
When: 02 Sep 14 02:00
Best of luck to you Happy
By:
Schalke 04
When: 02 Sep 14 02:04
Thanks ... My plan is to get out of here in 2016, that gives me time to sort things out, my dad is going through tough time and that's holding me back a little ... also, I feel I am on the way to making some really decent money via betting and if I could abroad then there are the restrictions etc etc ... but, as for packing a bag and just going, I feel like doing it right now
By:
Davy
When: 02 Sep 14 03:34
I'm in Mexico at the moment Schalke.I love it here...people are really friendly and it's cheap although not as cheap as some other Latin American countries.
I have been to all the countries in Latin America.
Mexico and Colombia are by far my favorite.
Just go for it mate.Best of luck!
By:
Schalke 04
When: 02 Sep 14 03:35

Sep 2, 2014 -- 3:34AM, Davy wrote:


I'm in Mexico at the moment Schalke.I love it here...people are really friendly and it's cheap although not as cheap as some other Latin American countries.I have been to all the countries in Latin America.Mexico and Colombia are by far my favorite.Just go for it mate.Best of luck!


Sounds great and you sound happy ... well done mate !! Thanks, I am sure in a few years I will look back and say "glad I done it"

By:
Davy
When: 02 Sep 14 03:44
You'll never regret traveling mate, i promise you that.
However, you might well regret not doing it...
Hope it works out for you mate!
By:
logroller
When: 02 Sep 14 05:10
when you get what you want in the struggle for self
and the world makes you king for a day
just go to the mirror and look at yourself
and see what that man has to say

for it isn't your father or mother or wife
whose judgement upon you must pass
the fellow whose verdict counts most in your life
is the one staring back from the glass

some people may think your a straight shootin chum
and call you a wonderful guy
but the man in the glass says your only a bum
if you can't look him straight in the eye

you can fool the whole world down the pathways of life
and get pats on the back as you pass
but your final reward will be heartaches and tears
if you have cheated the man in the glass

he's the fellow to please, never mind the rest
for he with you clear upto the end
and you have passed your most dangerous, difficult test
if the man in the glass is your friend.

                                     unknown author
By:
Schalke 04
When: 02 Sep 14 18:21

Sep 2, 2014 -- 3:44AM, Davy wrote:


You'll never regret traveling mate, i promise you that.However, you might well regret not doing it...Hope it works out for you mate!


I wanted to do it 5 years ago but I just got lazy and never done anything about it, now I regret it ever since ... everyday that goes by now I could have been somewhere else doing better than now ... I am determined to get this done, fix finances and have no baggage when I leave, clean slate n all that

I feel my life will be a disaster if I don't do it this time ... meeting a lovely foreign girl would be the icing on the cake !!

By:
freddiewilliams
When: 02 Sep 14 20:51
its all those 1 pound bets........u place.....on the general forum....
By:
Schalke 04
When: 03 Sep 14 02:27

Sep 2, 2014 -- 8:51PM, freddiewilliams wrote:


its all those 1 pound bets........u place.....on the general forum....


Those pound bets have made me a fortune over the last few years

By:
crags
When: 03 Sep 14 02:40

Sep 2, 2014 -- 1:09AM, crags wrote:


The OP sounds like moony Schalke04 used to say he was a snooker professional, if memory serves.Is that still the case or has he got another pretendy profession?


Wink

By:
takethestand
When: 03 Sep 14 07:40
You can.  Sold everything (except a rental property) near 3 years ago and wife and I came to New Zealand as a tourist.  Never left.  Spent most of past 3 years housesitting for rich folks, paying practically nothing in rent or bills and saved enough for a deposit for a our own place.  Bought last month.   Down side was moving home 12+ times in 2.5 years but.......

The world is out there, you have to go take it
By:
GAZO
When: 03 Sep 14 08:02
just do it,you can always come back if it goes belly up
By:
freddiewilliams
When: 03 Sep 14 14:02
what do u class as a fortune.....when u go travelling will u take martin gale with u?
By:
CLYDEBANK29
When: 03 Sep 14 14:25
I'm sick of this country, sick of my pointless life, hate everything that is here. I feel I work just to make other people money. Ok I have a roof over my head and food on my table but that doesn't make us happy here ... Just pack a bag and leave, possible? Not possible?

Based on the opening post, no surprise that ISIS are recruiting from the UK.
By:
FOYLESWAR
When: 03 Sep 14 15:02
I have a friend  in his mid 50s who sold his house in London gave up his job and bought a static caravan on a quiet  site on the south coast, his ground rent  is just over £2000 per year works out to around £40 per week plus he has to pay leccy bills twice a year around £300 ,plus a gas bottle every 3-4 months at £40 a time ,his caravan is luxuirious and has all mod cons  he has Wi-Fi so can play on here when he wants ,he lives like a king to be fair in a nice part of the country as he has a fair bit of money to play with from the sale of his house ,doesn't work ,does a bit of buying and selling at auctions etc  to keep his head above water and does as he pleases does a bit of sea fishing in the week or has a few pints in the local alehouses ,says he has never been so contented !
By:
G1_Jockey_4
When: 03 Sep 14 15:12
ground rent 2k.....my annual rental bill is 3k for a luxury apartment....less if you take the current exchange rate.
By:
G1_Jockey_4
When: 03 Sep 14 15:14
also zero council tax as the owner pays that lol
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