#worker life

[feetusjail]

i was so excited to watch tadc new episode drop tonight until i remembered i had butt fuck work FUCK MY LIFE

[pilferingapples]

“The lives of urban workers, both skilled and unskilled, became increasingly difficult in the 1780s. Parisian workers toiled for meagre wages: between 30 and 60 sous a day for skilled labourers and between 15 and 20 sous a day for the unskilled. Wages had risen by around 20 per cent in the 25 years before 1789, however prices and rents had increased by 60 per cent in the same period. The poor harvests of 1788-89 pushed Parisian workers to the brink by driving up bread prices. In early 1789 the price of a four pound loaf of bread increased from nine sous to 14.5 sous, almost a full day’s pay for most unskilled labourers. Low pay and high prices were compounded by miserable living conditions in Paris. Accommodation in the capital was so scarce that workers and their families crammed into shared attics and dirty tenements, most rented from unscrupulous landlords. With rents running at several sous a day, most workers economised by sharing accommodation. Many rooms housed between six and ten people, though 12 to 15 per room was not unknown"

Worker Life Is Also Fun Pre-Revolution

[gold-n-blue]

I'm so exhausted from all the scheduling I have to do, I have too much going on, rejection shakes me up so much, I feel weary.

[dbaresatnight]

Too tired to do homework. Someone come help me

[etern0-blog]

Am I supposed to feel sad that all my friends are leaving for college and I'm not even going anymore? ............cause I honestly really don't care

[neuroticwerejew]

Work just called to ask me to come into my work on my day off. This is the third time I'm coming in on a day off because I want them to like me enough to keep me after the Christmas season is over. It's not a closing shift, thank fuck.