This is going to absolutely ruin my body and mind isn't it?
With mandatory overtime, I've been told to expect 50-60 hour weeks at least once a month, and commuting. Is it even possible to have any kind of exercise schedule with this?
medicine is a meme
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Work out on the job if you can. If you can't, make it so you can.
I work 85 hours a week minimum and only taken two weeks off a year.
Surgery is a meme but I can afford a decked out home gym so it’s easy.
Seems like a skill issue.
How much do you make? Also, wage-cuckery or own business?
you can afford it sure, but you're too busy wagecucking to use it
Imagine bragging about being a defacto slave.
>I work 85 hours a week minimum and only taken two weeks off a year
what a fricking goy lmao
what colour is your bosses ferrari?
>I work 85 hours a week minimum and only taken two weeks off a year.
You’re mentally ill
>if you work less than 60 hours a week lower your tone when talking to me
I think even 40 hours per week is a lot and here be gayets that consider effectively living at their jobs lmao
Good little golem
>I work slave-tier hours but I own a home gym so it's all good senpai
some of you were built to be servile
that has to be bait
Are you gonna open your own practice? I think as a surgeon it's the quickest way to free yourself from the hospital israelite and make your own schedule/work processes.
You can just save for a commercial real estate location and basically open it in association or hiring a few nurses and staff, maybe even another doctor/surgeon/specialist so you can one-stop-shop the process for client.
>bragging about being a wageslave
German Americans are the perfect slaves
>Works 45 hours/week for 550k yearly, shift work, call 2x monthly, plus bonus/benefits
Sucks to not be doing anesthesia bro. I know that it’s a market shortage for us but we’re currently likely dunking on your salary as well.
out of all the high-paying professions, anesthesia is the one I have the least respect for. You whole profession should have been outsourced to a computer program decades ago, but it wasn't because of typical anticompetitive doctor bullshit. Even if it wasn't you should still have hordes of people trying to do the basic arithmetic shit you call your job, except you don't because of gatekeeping.
Take your money and have a nice day. You're worthless.
All jobs are worthless pal
You need to make it a priority but yeah those hours are not good for your health and there is more than enough literature showing this to be the case. Good luck.
I-if I tough it out for 3 years I can get bumped up a shift I think..m
It's only really bad if he attempts to maintain a normal circadian rhythm along with it. It's still bad but he needs to flip his sleeping schedule upside down and become a vampire vs trying to maintain a normal one.
It's still fricking ass either way because he's scheduled for 13.5 hour work days not counting overtime, best case scenario he gets home at 9 am and falls asleep right away, 7-8 hours later it's already 4-5 pm. Barely time to eat, shower and go back to work.
You couldn't pay me enough to do something like that.
It’s bad either way. No social life, no sunlight, circadian rhythms gone to shit. It’s bad and we weren’t meant to live like this.
I've worked night shifts and while it mostly sucks, you can make the most of it. You'll probably have a lot of free time at work so use it to study, read, spend it on your hobbies, don't let that time go to waste. Last time I had a night shift I basically got paid to play nintendo switch. In the past, I used them to study, learn to draw, write, got a ton of progress done as I was getting paid. It was very productive and helped me a lot to move forward.
This is a medical position in a hospital anon
Shit goes down at night. People love coding at 3am
If you're working a night shift that is basically a day shift at night you ought to look for a better job.
Sure being broke sucks and the experience is nice for the cv, but actively look for a better shift if you don't wanna frick yourself up.
Putting yourself on a timer is a good habit for shit gigs. Make a realistic schedule, say "if I dont find a better job in three months I'll quit this" or whatever time frame is realistic and feasible, and stick to it.
Not really I work in the emergency room as a admin gay and during the night people sleep anon. There are maybe 30 people that go to the emergency room between 00:00 to 08:00 while there might be 100-110 during the day. There are 6 doctors in the ER during the day. 4 in the evening and two during the night. Fricked up shit happens anytime during the day or night, does not really matter. Tl:dr you do have more free time at night.
>Not really I work in the emergency room as a admin gay
what does that mean
People get in, see a nurse for a quick evaluation, then I see them for insurance, name adress and such unless they are dying in which case they see a doctor and deal with me later, unless they are dead at which point I talk to the family instead. Easy job. Ok pay, get to see wild hospital shit and very sad people. 8/10
Do you get paid overtime in America? Does it depend on the job?
Fricking hell, 13,5 hours of work. How many breaks do you get and how long do they last?
Hourly workers get paid overtime either after going over 8 hours in a single shift, or 40 hours for a pay period
Overtime pay varies but most people make 1.5x their hourly wage, although it is taxed at a higher rate which is pants-on-head moronic
Salaried people dont get overtime pay, but might get additional paid time off and qualify for bonuses
breaks are a meme. we're afforded them by law but good luck actually taking them, employers love to just frick you over.
you get overtime but most states and jobs wont give it to you on a hours-in-a-day basis and only hours-in-a-week basis, so only after 40 hours a week is there overtime. super shitty for part time jobs who can make you work 8+ hrs a day at no extra hourly increase
total employer death
Night shift wrecks your body. I hope youre under 30.
not "night shifts" but i was a bartender for years and being up super late constantly fricking sucks
Quite a lot of hours just for $116k.
Just for comparison I am junior dev who makes $101k working maybe 30hrs a week. However there are times where I have to work an extra 8 over the weekend to meet a deadline.
Yes the medical field is a scam
I'm also ~180k in debt from school (i dont pay)
See your mistake was wanting to be a doctor. I almost fricked up and did the same.
t. RN with a 2 year degree making >200k working 32 hours a week in NorCal. I work with several nurses who made 400k+ working occasional strategic OT to exploit things like 3rd weekend pay, on call (50% pay), double shifts for 2x pay after 12 hours, etc.
You're in California dude don't pretend 200k isn't minimum wage.
I have lots of broke friends still making 80k a year on 40 hours a week in Michigan that think the same. Average American has ~6th grade math skills and it shows, see the anon above that thinks OT gets special higher tax rates and all the people in general who don't understand tax brackets.
Lots of cognitive dissonance, poorgays all over the country that think Californians are drowning in COL while simultaneously complaining about their real estate going up because all those "fricking rich Californians overpaying".
It's just a joke bro no need to be so defensive. With that being said, I have a hard time seeing how anyone can be broke on 80k a year unless they're seriously moronic and living somewhere they can't afford. I live in florida and I'm doing fine on my 70/yr salary.
Oh all good man didn't mean to come off defensive, I caught the humor. Just threw out the response because I've heard that a lot from people who never ran the numbers.
Florida is fun, worked with a guy yesterday that still lives there and flies back and forth for work. Said he loved it and couldn't give it up for California but the money he makes here lets him live it up back home.
Will you be working with nurses? If so, the hours are the least of your worries. I've seen the transformation in new grads and while the hours, working weekends/holidays, and the actual job itself is enough to stress anyone out, it's ending up on the nursing staff's shit list that destroys body, mind and soul.
Just don't be a dismissive dipshit ignoring real problems in your patients and you'll be fine. Lots of nurses are dumb, take 2 seconds to nicely educate and explain your rationale and they'll all talk about how nice you are and bend over backwards to help you out.
The truth is modern hospitalists mostly were near the bottom of their class and spend literal single digit minutes with most patients each day. Nurses are your eyes and ears 99% of the time because you aren't learning shit asking most of these clueless patients how they're feeling at 8 AM when they're half demented and still basically asleep. They're gonna know your patient is hypercapnic or septic AF long before you do and allow you to head off issues before they really start to suck your time and energy. If you're an butthole timid or dumb nurses won't want to contact you until things are truly fricked and they have no choice.
lol you’re a male nurse you fricking failure just have a nice day you already talk like a b***hy woman
>60hr weeks for 100k
I do that and make that. You're being a baby lmao
>Is it even possible to have any kind of exercise schedule with this?
of Course. But how you deal with nightshifts is personal thing. Some do well on it, other don't.
>But how you deal with nightshifts is personal thing. Some do well on it, other don't.
Thats not actually true its really bad for everyone. However some seem to be able to feel ok while doing it while others don't.
You're making about about $23 an hour with that salary and those shifts - plus overtime? You don't get paid extra on a salary so the more you work the less you'll make...
There's.... a lot of jobs that pay that *hourly* and only ask for like 9 hours a day. Poor time to money ratio imo.
>Retail cuck manager
>Make $60k a year in middle of fricking nowhere so low living expenses
>Play video games on old pc half the day
>Other half of the day deal with low functioning morons
>Can walk to gym after work
>Because I play vidya at work I don't want to play at home so I actually do other shit
Can't imagine trying to "succeed" in life all so other people "respect" you more. We're all gonna be skeletons man. Frick that, I'm gonna take it easy and do what I wanna do.
You're a skeleton right now dude
You couldn't pay me 6 figs to work retail
Biggest gains goblin you can think of
>Hey moron hold down the store I'm gonna run to the bank and get some shit for the store
>3 hours later I return after lifting, sitting in the sauna, grabbing a protein shake, and spending 30 minutes at the bank and walmart "working"
>Damn man traffic was crazy, hope I didn't miss too much
I make 200k a year working from home with a comfy job.
I go to the gym every day around 10am 🙂
Lmao all these corporate bootlickers bragging about slaving overtime so their boss can buy a new yacht. Nobody cares that you work 70 hours and make 100k especially since a kid outta school can make that working half the hours these days
>be ausgay
>be teachergay
>salary a bit over 100k
>world class gym on site to use if not teaching (private school)
>3-4x 14 hour day per year (parent-teacher)
>around 4 months paid holiday per year
>occasionally have to work weekends pending marking load
The catch being that you need approx 250k household income to service the mortgage on an average house here (price of the property being 1.3m, wew lad)
Buying a home is a fricking meme anyways. I don't know why people think they HAVE to own a home. They pretend like it's some amazing asset as if they're gonna flip it and keep all that cash instead of just turning around and putting it all towards another house. You gotta live somewhere. You're gonna have a mortgage. Why spend that money on a house when you could rent an apartment for cheaper and invest the rest?
Because it isn't an asset. It's the place I own to raise my family.
It's gonna be like that movie, Night Shift, with Michael Keaton. Or at least try and make it fun. Because now you won't have time for anything else
How the frick are y'all out here making 6 figures while most of us are stuck at 20k even with a 4 year STEM degree
you know you won't like the answer
Frick you.
oh no
It's not bait, I'm a fricking wagie with a bachelor's of science, still trying to get my foot in the door for an actual career. I'm not blackpilled, I'm lost.
I don't care if I'll like it, I'm trying to figure this shit out.
Accelerated BSN. In 1 year you'll have a 6 figure job.
Can't imagine how much of a moron you have to be to get a STEM bachelors and get a job paying like 12-14 bucks an hour. That's some masters in music type shit.
First in the family, had no clue what the frick I was doing. Decent degree but didn't have time for internships between work, school, volunteering, and shit at home. Only realized in retrospect that I should've waited a bit.
Thought about going into med / biotech / nutrition (had a couple related classes in my major and liked them). Might try volunteer paramedic / EMT for a little while alongside my wageslaving to see if I'm capable and willing to grind med; I like the research but I've never worked on a live animal / person before.
brother, if you already have a BS and you're willing to ride a whambulance, do that for a year or whatever the requirement is then go for a PA.
Don't waste your time in an ambulance, shit pay everywhere forever because there's no money in driving around EMS abusers all day. An RN is the most powerful degree in healthcare with insane flexibility and the normal work schedule is 3 12's a week for full time so great lifestyle. I trivially make more than midlevels (PA/NP) with less schooling and there's plenty of jobs that do so without even having to work directly on patients (although the novelty of that wears off really quick once you start). It has its bullshit but the pros are worth it and you can transition from your mistake of a degree into one that actually makes money very quickly. Other careers that are worthwhile in healthcare if you really can't stomach nursing and are okay with more than a year in school still are respiratory therapist and cardiac sonographer. More chill than nursing- less bullshit and responsibility but worse pay and sometimes flexibility if you like working off hours and things.
the only way for a young person to make a lot of money is to do something that they had a hobby in as a teenager
case in point doctors, they might get the biggest salaries of them all but they don't get that until 28 and they have to pay off a million dollars in debt and malpractice insurance
vs computer nerd that spent 8 hours a day on the computer for 10 years already gets 150k right off the bat
zoomers are fricked because their hobby is ticktok and fortnite
My problem is that I dabbled in all sorts of shit growing up, so I don't know what direction to go in. My computer is built from scrap running on janky drivers. I can grow just about anything I like. Languages come pretty easily. But I have absolutely no clue which way I should go, so I'm trying to figure out what's going to be tolerable with a decent ROI to reinvest into material assets; I've got a farm to develop and research to conduct. I don't know how to realistically approach these things, because nobody in my life ever provided me the reference point from which to work from. I've had to learn most things the hard way.
Shit I considered becoming a combat medic for the extra student aid so I could go full grad school route and respec into a different degree program.
So I hear; my ex-stepsister's mother is an RN and makes a bunch of money, though she blows it on stupid shit. My family has always been better at clandestine sources of income than legitimate work.
ngl you sound insufferable as frick. You "know so much" yet you're totally clueless. You seem like the classic case of dunning kruger. Pick something, literally anything, and actually learn it fully instead of whatever entry level basic b***h knowledge you seem to think you know. "Languages come pretty easily". You say something like this yet probably can't speak the language or can't code in the language, whichever you meant.
I don't know how else to say it. It's all entry level but it does come fairly easily. I spoke nip and wrote JS, so in both cases, it wasn't an issue. I haven't used the former in a while though so there's that. Learned it for reading auction sheets. I'm supposed to stick with something, even though it turns into a grind of I-don't-give-a-frick-anymore-because-it's-not-a-choice-now. Got it.
wow you sound like quite the renaissance man.
>I don't know how to realistically approach these things, because nobody in my life ever provided me the reference point from which to work from. I've had to learn most things the hard way.
When you mean you have research to conduct, do you mean you just have an idea of what to research and you don't know how to approach it in anyway possible without someone else telling you how to? if you don't know how to "realistically approach" any of these things and yet you seemingly are a marty stu at everything you've "dabbled" in I can't imagine you are anything but delusional.
I can write a meta analysis but I'm not entirely sure how to stick with something unless I'm tied to it. I got my degree because I said frick it we ball and held on. I didn't say I'm the best at everything, I said it wasn't hard to learn once I'm at something. I just don't find it in me to stick with it beyond, say, a few months usually.
I'm aware and am as vulnerable to it as anyone else. It should be obvious that I'm not knowledgeable in depth on much of anything. I tried to get the point across that I didn't have a set hobby or passion, but I liked to do lots of different things. The bigger issue for me is, again, sticking with it.
Agricultural science, because I went to a small school. I tried to get into a more specific program for environmental science at first, but that wasn't offered. I also considered switching back into nuclear engineering like I originally intended to, but chickened out for fear of wasting student aid. Regret my spaghet? Dunno yet. And yes, I fiddled around with that as a teenager too, and it's a topic I still care about to some extent.
Here's the computer. I had to modify some Nvidia drivers for the graphics card and rewrite a portion of the rtl 802.11a wifi dongle's open source driver for it to be functional on my shitbox.
I don't know what else to say, you are simultaneously self loathing in your own mediocrity and seeking approval for your self proclaimed intelligence. You say you have trouble sticking to things and yet you are developing a farm? If you have a track record of giving up on things a just a few months I hope your farm isn't much bigger than my grandmother's garden.
I've been working on this plan for quite a while, that's more of a lifestyle thing (fermentation has been a consistent thread for a few years now).
That said, what you say isn't wrong. There's tension from being simultaneously lauded for ease of basic efforts anyone can do and beaten into the ground by basically everyone while growing up. Still trying to get past it. You should see the rest of my family; I'm trying to be better than them for a reason. Always good on paper with nothing to show for it, it sucks.
mind me asking how old you are?
I'm 22. Graduated a year ago. I don't want to be a stuck up dumbass for the rest of my life. Unfortunately, for whatever reason, I've been praised for what should be simple tasks others seem to fail at, and it's contributing to this problem. I'm failing at life, despite seemingly being "good" at what I do. I don't need approval, I need answers God damn it.
Before you ask, yes I was raised by a single father who has the same issues, but to a worse degree. Retired from ZOG with disability, out in a trailer, doing frick all.
I know this isn't/adv/ but I trust you Black folk to be honest; you've helped me this far.
you had me worried you were in your 30s, if your 22 with a stem degree you're more than fine. If you are interested in computers consider getting some IT certifications. COMPTIA, CISCO etc. you've realized at 22 what most people don't realize till they're in their 30s. last thing you want to be is a dude at college in his 30s.
I tried being honest and you ignored it. Shut the frick up about how good/smart you are. Nobody cares and talk is cheap. You can tell everyone about how quick you pick things up and how easy things are to learn, which may or may not be true, but that doesnt matter unless you actually do something. Deep dive into one fricking thing. You may not love it. You may not even like it. But becoming an expert at literally anything means you can earn a living. That could mean being an astrophysicist or digging fricking wells. Once you can earn a living wage you can pursue shit you actually want to do. Whether that's one thing or a variety.
I was the same way. I never studied. I never did homework. I got a 32 on my act without trying. School was very easy for me. But i didn't actually apply myself and stick with anything and become an expert. I learned minute knowledge about a variety of things and never pursued a single one. After maturing and realizing I'm not a genius, I stuck with something and have earned a living wage. Hell, after my latest raise I'm considered middle class now. I may not love my job but it gives me the chance to do what I want outside of it.
>I was the same way. I never studied. I never did homework. I got a 32 on my act without trying. School was very easy for me. But i didn't actually apply myself and stick with anything and become an expert. I learned minute knowledge about a variety of things and never pursued a single one. After maturing and realizing I'm not a genius, I stuck with something and have earned a living wage. Hell, after my latest raise I'm considered middle class now. I may not love my job but it gives me the chance to do what I want outside of it.
what did you end of going into
The pool industry.
Thanks for being honest. This is what I was looking for, and what I was thinking. My priorities are ROI and burnout avoidance (I just want to lift and cook), so I'll see what I can do. A few self-assessments are what pointed me to medicine to begin with, so I'll probably stick with that. My peers haven't said anything like this and I'd imagine it's because they want to be polite.
what specific bachelor of science did you graduate with?
For reference, mein neger.
>bs in manga cum
so move to japan what are you doing here? idiot!
ok but what was your major?
You can call it a meme degree, I was growing shit, grew peyote and some other fun stuff during college as a practice point. I have a farm to develop so I do have use for this, but I need to make a decent amount of money to invest back into the property.
you seriously have that saved and edited on your computer so you can show people on IST
check your ego dude. why do you care enough to even bother showing people
I did it because I figured someone would ask
BSc. degrees are a dime a dozen I wouldn’t being so proud of mine to post it like it’s some illustrious and rare credential. I have an MSc and PhD and I don’t even know where those diplomas are to be honest. Probably in a box somewhere.
It is. But nobody in my family ever got that far. See what I said earlier about praise over inane shit? It shouldn't be surprising that I'm simultaneously egotistical and insecure as frick, I came out of the trailer park and want nothing to do with my past. Is that so bad?
>bachelor
Anything lower than a masters in STEM is braindead normie tier.
Bachelor and below is literal pre-school tier.
Not in Europe (Germany, NL, Switzerland). Many times getting the B. Sc. is harder, because the fricked up general modules are designed to make people fail.
In CS for instance.
I’m making six figures but have a PhD in a STEM field.
Welcome to the six figures club but I wouldn't take that. Night shift sucks
>50-60 hour weeks at least once a month,
I feel like that's kinda normal for salaried jobs that are 6 figures. Last week I probably spent 70 hours getting this damn code to work.
I've been workign night shift for almost 10 years now. I had some off years in which I worked day shift and it was horrendous.
My life, health, it was all shitty.
As some anon said, just don't be a moron -if you gonna be working at night, configure your life to live at night. If you can't handle don't get a night shift job. It's not for everyone. I've seen many fail, because they go to sleep at 6-7 AM and wake up at 9 AM to take kids to school lmao.
I personally go to sleep around 6-7, then wake up at 3 PM, have breakfast and then I eat a meal every 3-4 hours. That's it. it is very important to stop thinking of meals in terms of "dinner should be at night". Maybe dinner can be at 4 am. Hell, it should be.
Also yes, why wouldn't you be able to train? Just work out when you wake up. You can't lift at 3-4 pm?
Quit. Why the frick would you do this? That pay better be worth it.
OP Imma level with you. People work 60-80 hours a week and still find time to work out. So you're schedule is shifted 8 hours. Who fricking cares?
Time to start juicing. It is the only way you can mentally and physically keep up.
If you want to scare yourself look up studies on the negative health impacts of working night shift. It is literally going to take decades off of your life.
How is the work of male nurses in the USA?
The female nurses bully you and threaten to accuse you of rape if you do anything to oppose them. They will make you pleasure them in broom closets with your mouth (never pee pee)
I would imagine that you would be eternally located at the lowest point in the social political sphere compared to the female nurses. earning any form of respect from your co-workers would likely be impossible.
Uh, it sounds pretty bad, but it seems to be the same worldwide. I'm not a gringo, but I'm a physiotherapist, and the last professional practices I did were in an ICU, where there were several male nurses and they didn't seem very happy with their job, plus I imagine they must be tired of cleaning shit from 1000-year-old patients
These are idiots who don't work in the field. Male nurses are overrepresented in leadership positions, make more money, and work in more intellectual areas like ICU/ED than female nurses on average. This is all statistics. Personal experience is that you're broadly assumed to be more competent than your female peers by patients and coworkers alike. It's also nearly impossible not to get laid if that's a goal and you're not a total sperg, and those don't last long in the field.
American nursing in general is *very* different from the entire rest of the world. We get *much* higher compensation and have a much higher degree of autonomy. I make literally 10x the income of a French or German nurse for example, and 50x that of a Phillipines RN. Almost anything that isn't a surgery or major procedure in a hospital will be done by a nurse.
men over represented in leadership positions? huh weird. and bragging about making more money than a German is fricking hilarious.
Some days I wonder just how broke the average IST poster is because the slightest mention of making money brings out so many poors convinced the mere mention of a middle class salary is bragging
>middle class salary
on fit, thats 250k a year and are all multi-millionaires by 26
Nurses don't clean shit. Nurse assistants do. Nurses basically just follow the doctors orders by doling out medications, clean wounds, and chart stuff.
Your best shot at fitting in would be to put on a gay little voice and have an extremely well kempt stuble.
I worked as a CNA for a bit before I said frick the medical field. It sucked wiener because we were super understaffed and I had 12-15 patients at a time when I was supposed to have max 8. If I had the proper amount of patients I might have stuck with the medical field. Best part about being the only guy on the floor is that all the nurses and CNAs flirt with you. Worst part about being the only guy on the floor is all the nurses and CNAs flirt with you; meaning uglies, fatties, and girls just flirting with zero real intentions.
How much money did you make? Is it true that nurses are megabawds and have sex in the hospital with doctors?
>fit health job thread
>filled with 250k nurses, 550k anaesthesiologists, 200k work from home for 1 hour a day anons
as always
Pic related, a photo someone uploaded straight from my union contract. It's not a secret and it will be ~10% higher numbers by Jan 2026 because it's already contracted. I'm just sharing the knowledge this is an option because had I known this was an option 5 years earlier I'd be a lot better off today. Was a winding road to get here and I wasted some time and money in engineering school along the way before coming to my senses.
Naturally though the reward for sharing this on IST is crabs insisting you're lying or larping so not sure why I bother.
what senses did you come to
Engineers are not respected in western society and the compensation shows that. When your class is 80% pajeets in white as frick rural Michigan (MTU) you start to realize the lack of labor bargaining power you have. Plus the school just honestly isn't very enjoyable and neither is the job unless you really have a passion for it.
It’s still respected just people think they are nerds
Kek welcome to the internet. I find that most Americans exaggerate how much money they make in real life too, just not to the same extent obviously because that would look moronic. I don’t think I’ve ever met a legitimately rich self made person in their 20s/30s except for my friend who is a surgeon and he still has a lot of debt for his house and loans.
Obviously some people lie but IST has been around for a while and some of us oldgays have grown up and made something of ourselves while still shitposting now and then. I first came here when I was doing my MSc and 12 years later I’m a STEM research scientist with a family. It’s not unbelievable.
Nta but it's odd when so many anons are earning top 10% income. Kinda like how there's a bunch of top 10% anons whenever there's a dick size thread. Kinda like how there's a bunch of anons that make a variety of lifting claims but never post body. That's so odd, right?
anon i think its really just confirmation bias, just like all of social media, no matter how opposite of regular social media IST seems to be. social media is a huge cause of depression and it's because people see all these people posting the great and incredible lives they have doing shit and think everyones better than them, but people dont post bad things.
well same thing on here, people probably arent going to post when they hav really bad aspects of their lives. people are only going to post when they have shit to brag about.
Okay job lover
13.5 hour shifts where you will never see the light off day? The medical field truly is for slaves. I make 75k but only work about 20 hours a week. The majority of my working hours are spend in the gym, playing pickleball, or just bullshitting with the guys, and I'm not in massive debt
Why do you Americans always have to flex on us with your massive salaries, cheap living and plentiful opportunities? We get it you're probably well-endowed too. Have a little humility.