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No. 339 (Patreon)

Published:
2026-10-29 20:30:30
Imported:
2026-11

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1000goats

i really wanttttt kurtis lore and his despairing thoughts of being a salaryman

boardsofcinema

Am I the only one who would love to see a Kurtis arc at some point, just to get to know more about him? No pressure, obviously.

achlys

KURTIS!!!!!

Tyzel

Yeah...I feel you there, Curtis. That felt a little too real.

HauntedBagel

As a man who is post-graduation working in a similarly toxic office environment... I relate to Kurtis 😅 Definitely echo people saying I'd love to see more of him!

Megan Gierasch

Curtis seems to have lost his nose here ✋ 🔴

Chroonzy

Stuart laughing a bit too hard like he ain’t gonna be there soon😭😭😭

kobento

Is that my beautiful husband Stuart?

Ashley S. Fox

My mom once told me that her transition from college to work was something she feared, because she spent her time at school anticipating how much harder the real world was going to be. Then she started work proper, and realized that she had it backwards: the real world was a lot easier than college because they were asking her to do things she was already qualified to do and they weren't assigning homework. Her work was still fulfilling and creative, because her profession was fulfilling and creative, and it still had its difficult moments, but it wasn't such a scramble to keep up anymore. College, it turns out, had been the hard part. I was fortunate enough to find my experience was the same. There are certainly those dreaded moments where I find myself burned out from spending sixteen hours working in one day due to some emergency or another, but these are fortunately rare. Most of the time I enjoy both my work and my coworkers, and I've been able to hold steady at the same company for almost 15 years now. But not everyone is so lucky, and I know even a couple extra hours per day would really drain me. Even having a long commute on each end would leave me feeling like I don't have enough time for myself and slowly sap the life out of me. Different people probably vary on how much they can put up; I'm grateful to have my limit be no lower than what's expected of me. I'm also grateful that I now mostly work from home, which makes things pretty easy. So for me, I am indeed quite grateful for all this. But I also know that people vary, and jobs vary, and not everyone is so fortunate. I dream of a world where people don't have to do it.