> the level of service has changed a lot from where it used to be, which I put down to changes in the labor markets, as well as the culture of people who are in these positions. The young don't seem to care about the job they are getting paid to do, and at some point, I think this habit will come back to haunt them in later life.

This.

This really resonates.

I was in a local shop yesterday, I had a few things to pick up, some bits and pieces for dinner. I brought them to the counter and the guy serving me continued his conversation with his friend behind the counter. He never made eye contact, never said hello, no thanks, no goodbye, nothing.

Now, possibly he was a student, just working it as a part-time job, but I couldn't believe his ignorance and lack of professionalism. I said thanks and walked out, but found it very strange, and didn't think of it again until I read this and it ties in to your narrative.

I worked loads of part time jobs in hotels and bars throughout my secondary school and University life and I was always social, respectful and friendly to every customer.

I do agree with you on seeing how some people care less about the job they do. Understandably, you don't like the work but one's attitude toward that job will determine how you will act when the job you want arrives.


I do believe we learn from each other but learning without action is just a waste of time. Our actions toward what has been learned matter. It is an improvement.

I guess with endless possibilities also comes the chance of endless permutations. That being said, I think it would be a balancing act to find the perfect version. While you might get certain aspects you were hoping for, you would likely lose others. For example. I'd have loved to make some different financial moves earlier in my life. If I had done that though, would I have ever met my wife? Not something I would be willing to sacrifice.

This rings so true to me tonight as I struggle with my own present experience. I own my recovery, my rehab, my diet, my exercise program. It is is on no other to ensure I take my meds or ride the exercise bike when I should. 

Most likely, if I am being honest, I would look at other versions of myself and just make excuses. It is just like looking at the past version of myself now. 

Getting out is the point but also being able to enjoy the experience as what is the point otherwise. I tend to avoid the award winning stuff as it usually sucks. I was asked to help host a Premiere last week in Johannesburg "Creed 3" and avoided it as having to dress up is not something I consider as a good night out anymore.

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Thanks for sharing your perspective in this post! I agree that the pandemic has led to a change in the way we work and live, which has created confusion and a sense of chaos. However, I also think it's important to see the current situation as an opportunity to rethink and reevaluate our priorities and values. Perhaps it is time to consider new ways of working and living that will allow us to better adapt to the challenges of today's world. Let's keep an open mind and move forward!

I have no idea when was the last time I went to the cinema. I think it was in my childhood. Lord of the Rings or perhaps a harry potter...

>So, they can fantasize about a version of themselves saving existence 

if everyone is a superhero no one is special.

Guau i saw a child gives a huge to Indiana Jones around 30 years after, AND for this reason i know about this movie, AND for the tiger AND the dragón movie that was one of muy favorites that was acting by this lady AND Chow you fat or something like this, well i hope to see the movie.

Have a great sunday,  by the way i received a gif that make me very very happy
Here i share with you.



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It was nice but this gift kill my Brain i did not went to bed those night.



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Thanks for saving me a few hours of my life. I was keen to see what peak cinema was in 2022 / 2023 , and if this is it; well then I'll go back to feeling nostalgic about <em>Arrival</em> and the recent <em>Dune</em> film as contemporary masterpieces. (That could be improved, but... are pretty good, in the SF genre.)

So much better than that formulaic Marvel kitsch. 

I totally agree with you alot of people don't want to know the outcome of the current job giving to them all they care about is the money been seen when the job is done... Here alot of youth don't want to work and they want to earn large which push them to commit bad things even when there life is at risk

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The first time I saw this movie... I thought of it differently. As much as I did not understand anything. 

The only thing I took out of it was that it doesn't matter what path we choose we would still do well if we put our energy and grind at it. 

I did not see it from the perspective of wishing for a different life, hoping one would have turned more classy or glamorous if they had separate lives. 

But yes, my generation tends to think that they would have been better off if they had this or that. When all they need to do is take charge of the things they can control and leave the rest. 

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