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A model representing the man pretending he has a job
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I’ve been “working remotely” for 2 years and I don’t even have a job
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A picture representing the man doing the occasional DoorDash
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Some people say the truth shall set you free; I say not necessarily. He can lie again and say he lost that job, and he can say that when he already has another one, so people won’t bother him with concerns or condolences and be like: ‘Oh, I’m sorry you lost that job, glad you found a new one.’ That’s it; that would be the end of it. He could potentially be confronted with situations like being asked to do something related to his previous fake job, and he would have to find an elegant way to decline it, but that’s a future problem, and one that might not even happen. I might be a liar myself, and that’s how I know so much about situations like this, but some lies have kept my private life away from so many unwanted opinions that I defend them as long as you are not harming anyone else with them. Some things are meant to be private.
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This ability to lie can turn dark if he uses it for evil purposes; it might be a rather wicked talent, but he seems to be in control of that. I’m not sure if this story is a flex or an honest confession. He might be worried about the time when his savings run out. I say confessing his lie won’t have much positive effect; it’s not like it would get him a real remote job or anything. Maybe he has to stop focusing on his lie and start focusing on getting another job, right?
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A photo depicting the unemployed man reading during his free time
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