In China, programmers get cheerleaders. In America, we just have to work until we quit

In China, programmers get cheerleaders. In America, we just have to work until we quit.

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Weird flex but ok

So OP, do you always believe some facebook image with sample text to be the absolute truth ?
Kill yourself with your useless thread

No. You work until the shift is over or until the job is done you stupid cunt

Shits distracting. How does that help?

Modern day comfort girls.

>incels

untrue. We have cheerleaders. I mean, granted they're often dumpy girls with anime t-shirts on and cystic acne. but they're very supportive nonetheless.

Yeah cause the rest of China is such a shit hole, they have to get something. Seriously would rather live in Siberia. China man, what a shithole.

They have great wilderness, and Fenghuang County is a beautiful tourist trap by the river, but the rest of it is a depressing shithole, like living in the soviet union during the 60's and 70's.. Except for Hong Kong. But they still have to use kid gloves on Hong Kong because going full Beijing on them would end in basically civil and economic war.

But they also work 9am-9pm 6 days a week.

In the US we teach those women to code, too.

yeah, but we teach them incorrectly, so they give up and leave. nobody can stand having to deal with them in the workplace.

Every ammenity in the workplace is a excuse so the company can pay everyone less and force you to overtime because you are in a "dream job"

lol, fundamentals are necessary user.

yeah, and then quit

Exactly. That's why I support a stronger push for home economics and shorthand being taught more vigorously in school. So they don't bother the menfolk with their bratty little sister "I wanna play too!" nonsense when we're trying to get shit done

I approve.

god Chinese people are so fuckin' weird.

a chinese coworker of mine hired someone so that he wouldn't have to wait in line. the guy called him when it was his turn, then they switched places.

>Having any support

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