Whats wrong with dirty work

[Levziemuch]

I have noticed that alot of this newer generation generally refuses to do hard work or get dirty at a job. Do they think they are so great that they are above honest work or what? Not even girls are excused from this poll =P I have worked with plenty of girls in my line of work who arent afraid to work hard or get dirty. Just wondering if this is a side effect of the whole "gaying up" of society.

 

[InvisibleMilk]

Some of us were/are grown/growing up priveliged, and dont wanna do dirty work because we're lazy or have a poor work ethic.

 

[pantsoffdanceoff]

Dirty work is more of the equivalent of manual labor. And people believe manual labor is for those of less intelligences, and in a society where intelligence is becoming increasingly valued it is frowned upon. Not saying I AGREE just saying that's how it is.

 

[lava_lamp]

Some of us were/are grown/growing up priveliged, and dont wanna do dirty work because we're lazy or have a poor work ethic.

 

[_Janny_]

we're lazy

Too true, everyone tells me that our generation is full of lazy people. Can't disagree seeing as I'm one of those really lazy kind....

 

[JMeganSnow]

What qualifies as "dirty work" in this sense?

My favorite job, by far, was so dirty that people were known to faint just from seeing us work: I cut up dead bodies for a living. It was really, really awesome. If the company wasn't completely asinine I'd still be doing it, too.

So, no, I'm not afraid of dirty work; I actually prefer it because dirty jobs are generally the ones where you get to mess around with cool stuff. It's the nice "clean" jobs that tend to be mindless, boring, and repetitive (at least until you get to the stage where you're actually making policy decisions and doing *new* things).

I do like to have a nice shower afterward, though.

 

[SharPhoe]

I'm not quite sure how not wanting to do hard work or get dirty would have anything to do with society being "gayed up", so kindly rephrase your words before someone winds up taking serious offense to that.

As for your statement, it's (probably) not a matter of wanting to feel superior to the people who do the legwork. Some people just plain aren't cut out for that kind of labor.

 

[keyper159]

I can say I'm not one of those people. I'm 15, I have a job, and I work whenever I can.

 

[Levziemuch]

dont worry i got the okay from 2 of my gay friends to use the term gayed up, im in the clear =P

 

[megapenguinx]

Actually I read somewhere that because so many more people are going to college, there is a huge need for manual workers. I personally like manual work over paperwork.

dont worry i got the okay from 2 of my gay friends to use the term gayed up, im in the clear =P

Um not really.....

 

[Tech Team FTW!]

Just wondering if this is a side effect of the whole "gaying up" of society.

Wow, someone must have felt like a walk on the retarded side. Reported.

Your profile says you were born in 1987, making you 22. What period of society are you comparing this to anyway?

 

[Madshaw]

the perfect for me would be something thatsintense physically while still needing me to think a bit

 

[Levziemuch]

That little emo generation right below me =P

 

[Pimppeter2]

okay Gay up is offensive, I dont care which immaginary gay friend gave you the okay


And no my generation dosnt mind dirty work, thats also a stereotype

 

[Tech Team FTW!]

That little emo generation right below me =P

I think someone just came from 4chan.

Don't feed the troll people.

 

[MercenaryCanary]

dont worry i got the okay from 2 of my gay friends to use the term gayed up, im in the clear =P

Are you... no... you can't be... are you pure... stupid?

 

[Ace of Spades]

I'm definitely the laziest person I know, but I do dirty work occasionally.

 

[KamachoMcSagget]

Some of us were/are we're lazy or have a poor work ethic.

That's it.

 

[Tech Team FTW!]

dont worry i got the okay from 2 of my gay friends to use the term gayed up, im in the clear =P

I am gay, so NO. NO you are not in the clear.