If you don’t choose, there will be work.

Let’s work together with a minimum wage and 108 days of annual leave!

I really hate working the five-day week!

>>3

The original two-day weekend system is different from the complete two-day weekend system.

It’s not a system that promises two days off each week…

I hate being bullied by Iranians while working as a cashier at a convenience store…

>>4

Do something other than the register.

>>7

I really don’t like it! I really don’t like it! I really don’t like it! Why are you saying the same thing as Iranians!?

>>12

Iranians, be quiet! 💢

Mii-chan hates working 8 hours a day, 5 days a week…

If you can live without working, then isn’t it okay to just stay that way?

Anyway, those who have mentally become disabled should just die!

I found a 6-hour job five days a week, hehe, nameless-chan ☺️

There are unnecessary people, more than Iranians…

Why don’t you do anything other than the register?

I want to work just a little, but they say I should work a lot.

Huh? I’m saying I can’t work because I have depression!

>>17

Honestly accept that you are a person with a disability.

>>17

It’s okay not to be able to work right now, so let’s follow the instructions of the doctor, take the medication, focus on treatment, and aim to get our daily rhythm in order so that we can first tackle the issues we’re facing!

It’s called fire.

I’m disabled, but I work.

It seems like you have a talent for assembly line work, let’s work together at Yamapan!

>>21

The processing speed is 80, and the work is incredibly slow. Can anything be done about it?

>>22

If it’s the process of flipping the donut in the oil with a stick, speed isn’t necessary.

It’s hot working while standing on a catwalk above a big frying pot, but I’m okay with it.

>>21

I felt faint and nauseous within about two hours, so standing in line doing assembly work is impossible for me…

Shift! Spread it out!

>>27

I’m able to work, but since it’s not normal, which mark should I put?

Today is the day I receive my disability pension, so I should probably just die.

Considering that other ordinary people are working hard without being lazy, being unable to work at all due to laziness might indeed be some kind of mental disorder.

>>32

Other ordinary people are not just lazy.

I’m just slacking off to a degree that it’s not noticeable or causing any problems.

It doesn’t seem like Moo-chan is at a level of intelligence to receive a pension.

I wonder how long we can live on packed staples for staplers…

Even though I graduated from university and am lazy and unemployed, I’m stronger than a high school graduate who has been working for 15 years since graduating.

>>36

It’s no wonder that nowadays, those who work right after high school are treated like abnormal people.

>>39

I’ve graduated from high school too, but I’ve never been treated like that.

Isn’t it a personal issue?

I don’t intend to be lazy, but since I’m incompetent, I want to find a way to deal with being scolded.

>>37

It would be good if you were no longer incompetent.

>>37

I don’t know what measures you’ve taken until now.

If you feel there are limits, you should consider the possibility of a disability and seek help at a welfare center or similar place.

If you can go to the company, I think you can at least consult with the center.

Considering that there are people who have paid a lot of money and spent four years in university only to end up unemployed, I think getting into a certain listed company’s workforce as a guaranteed high school graduate could be a valid option.

Well, at least on the internet, being a high school graduate (laughs) is true.

For some reason, there are things that everyone can do normally, but I can’t do them even though I have no disabilities.

>>44

It’s lazy, isn’t it?

>>44

If you go to the hospital, you can get a certificate of disability.

I have a physical disability, but I’m working hard full-time.

I’m exhausted.

If you are not troubled by your characteristics, it is not a disability; if you are troubled, then it is a disability.

However, if one is unable to work and is troubled by it, then that laziness could be said to be a form of sickness, wouldn’t it?

>>48

If there is no disease name, then there isn’t one.

Maybe there’s a developmental disorder that just hasn’t been diagnosed.

If you work, you can buy things you like, like cars or bikes!

…I feel like this area is quite important for the “willingness to work.”

Maybe the person without a thread doesn’t really want much? It’s more like they are indifferent.

Working seems to be just a lack of motivation to earn money.

>>52

Wanting this and wanting that can make your salary really tight, and if that’s a kind of illness, then being devoid of desire is somewhat enviable.

I want to add and divide.

>>52

I’m not an anonymous poster, but I’m giving up on what I want and focusing on self-defense.

If that’s what is called selflessness, then maybe.

Mii-chan hates job hunting…

If you can’t work or are experiencing actual harm, you usually receive a diagnosis.

They say you have to choose, but it’s ridiculous to apply for conditions that seem to wear you out like that.

There are plenty of people with disabilities even if they are working.

Just someone who hasn’t been to the hospital.

>>56

Everyone is doing their best…

If there are people at home who will support me, then I don’t need to work…

I’m not saying you don’t have to work.

If I go to the hospital, I feel like I would get some kind of diagnosis too.

Even though I think so, I have never been to the hospital even once.

You won’t be able to get insurance or loans.

Even if I improve my skills and advance my career, it doesn’t mean I can earn money and take a break, I really don’t like it, I really don’t like it, I really don’t like it!!

I’m managing to get a job, but no matter what I do, I can only produce results that are below average, so I feel like I might have some kind of disability too.

When I see the “normal” of the world, I feel like dying.

>>66

You work for 40 or 50 years, right?

That’s amazing, you’re a great person.

Even Mii-chan was able to work as a “tachinbo.”

You should die if it’s any lower than that!

>>68

Unemployed people who don’t make money really have less value than Mii-chan…

You might have ADHD, so don’t get discouraged.

>>69

These days, if you have mild ADHD, taking Concerta or Strattera can help you function like a normal person, so let’s do our best!

I have the late-night emergency duty tonight with an IQ of 85 for work, and I really don’t want to… If an unknown abdominal pain comes in, I can’t treat and diagnose at the same time…

Looking at how crowded the men’s clinic is, it’s impressive…

>>70

In the past, you could go anytime, but now it’s reservation-based and waiting for several months is too scary.

>>74

I couldn’t take it anymore, so when I looked up nearby hospitals, I found one that seemed to have a good reputation, but it had stopped accepting new patients, which made me laugh.

Well, I couldn’t laugh at that time.

People like this probably seem really impressive to those who are all about promoting the company.

>>72

People who are company fans don’t have the image of being able to work.

If you’re truly supportive of the company, you should start your own business.

I’m not capable enough to complain about the company or my boss.

I’m aware that it’s a problem before that.

It’s not that I don’t want anything, but I don’t have money to buy it.

I don’t want to get frustrated thinking about things I can’t buy, so I don’t think about what I want.

A person without desires has been created!

There are people whose work organization and conversational responses are a bit slow, but it’s not really a disability.

I believe that by doing the chores that no one wants to do, I have established a certain status, so it really depends on how you navigate through life.

My workplace reduced our working hours by 30 minutes to enhance everyone’s after-work life.

The holiday became a work day instead.

Why can you do something like that on your own…?

Foreigners working at convenience stores are almost certainly highly educated.

Do you want to work?

That’s amazing… you…

I’m doing things like a gadget nerd, so my life is simple, but my living expenses are tight.

It’s amazing that you can make me want to work overtime.

With an IQ of around 80, one is completely a burden in today’s society, so there is simply no demand.

They’re saying there’s a labor shortage, but there are plenty of people who aren’t suitable for the job.