I was in school so when that was put on hold I essentially played video games like it was a job. I remember vividly playing Grand Theft Auto IV in one sitting for the Liberty City Minute achievement and I’m pretty sure I played through Master Chief Collection.
Do you look back on any aspects of it nostalgically?
I worked at the hospital, got burned out, and retired.
I don’t mean to sound insensitive but do you mind me asking what the tipping point for you was?
The big thing that Ill never forget is when the child sized bodybags started going through frequently.
Warmsoder there is what you might call a “serial bullshitter”, so they’re probably just making it up. I’ve caught them lying a few times. It’s sad.
Ah the stalker, angry about one comment I made months ago. Piss off basement dweller.
I worked at walmart so people were angrier and I wore a mask. That’s about it. The paid 2 weeks off when I got covid were nice tho.
The week evening shut down:
Finished a vacation and was about to start a new job and then told not to come in for a while. They eventually mailed me a laptop but got like two weeks being paid to do nothing.
Matched with some lady on a dating app and were planning to meet but had to switch to a virtual date. We’re married now.
I’m a doctor so I was at work, I was extremely butthurt at all my friends who got to chill at home playing video games during the lockdown.
Went back to school. Graduated. Now, just like in 2008, I can’t find a job.
Like, how many times is this economy gonna fuck me?
