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Having a job
Also, being unemployed.
Personally I found being unemployed was way, way worse
Being unemployed is fine, it's more the whole 'lack of income' thing that sucks, and it's just a shame the two are so often connected.
I agree. But it still fits in the category. Can't beat being able to run errands at any time during the day or sleeping until midday the whole week. Too bad it comes with financial and psychological stress and anxiety
It is. The hardest job is trying to find a job.