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This document discusses how one should be thankful for their job, no matter how unpleasant it may seem, by comparing it to even worse occupations like being an electrician in China, a plumber in Hungary, a delivery service employee in Asia, a deodorant tester in Germany, a zoo keeper in America, a horse whisperer in England, a ditch digger in Poland, or having the truly terrible job of being a mobile toilet. The key message is that no matter how bad your job may feel, there are always worse options, so you should appreciate what you have.
This document discusses how one should be thankful for their job, no matter how unpleasant it may seem, by comparing it to even worse occupations like being an electrician in China, a plumber in Hungary, a delivery service employee in Asia, a deodorant tester in Germany, a zoo keeper in America, a horse whisperer in England, a ditch digger in Poland, or having the truly terrible job of being a mobile toilet. The key message is that no matter how bad your job may feel, there are always worse options, so you should appreciate what you have.
This document discusses how one should be thankful for their job, no matter how unpleasant it may seem, by comparing it to even worse occupations like being an electrician in China, a plumber in Hungary, a delivery service employee in Asia, a deodorant tester in Germany, a zoo keeper in America, a horse whisperer in England, a ditch digger in Poland, or having the truly terrible job of being a mobile toilet. The key message is that no matter how bad your job may feel, there are always worse options, so you should appreciate what you have.
You are not an Electrician in China or a plumber in Hungary or a delivery service employee in Asia or a deodorant tester in Germany or a Zoo keeper in America or a Horse Whisperer in England or a Ditch Digger in Poland or what is really a shitty job a mobile toilet ! Just be thankful for your job !
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