>>68146498I didn't choose to live like that and neither have the rest of us, you tourist, that's just life when you're not a normalfag. You're on a message board where everyone's anonymous, crying about how difficult it is to maintain anonymity.
>>68146553I'm going to be honest: I have no fucking clue what it is you're trying to ask here. Let's try and break it down.
>Are you going to compare your average office workerOkay. Average office worker. Got it. I don't know if you're trying to say being the average office worker is easy or difficult, but judging by earlier comments, I guess easy.
>to some gruntOkay, I'm immediately confused because "grunt" implies the lowest level work imaginable, but you have a bone to pick with office workers, so let's keep going.
>who lives and works on the job 24/7Okay, so yes, in your mind the grunt is a working class hero or something. Got it. Living the job is hard, okay.
>and ask "wtf why isn't that guyI don't know which of the two is "that guy," so let's hope the rest of the sentence clarifies it.
>working as hard as the literal hardest worker?It did not. At first it sounds like you're trying to say the grunt isn't working hard, and shouldn't be, because his job never end, he has to spread himself thin. But then who's "the literal hardest worker"? The office worker? A third worker who hasn't been described yet? I can't tell if you're trying to say it's unfair to compare lazy people to hard-working people or if it's unfair to compare people with regular jobs to people who live on the job or what.
So I'm going to leave that to you to fix and instead reiterate my point:
You're trying to say their job is hard because I can't do it, but that doesn't make sense, because that means the people hired for it CAN do it, which means, for them, it is NOT hard. I can play video games all day and talk about random stuff. I have much practice. Would people think I'm cute or funny? No. But that's MY obstacle, not theirs. People DO think they're cute or funny. They can do the same stupid shit I do, but people will watch them - what's hard about that? Most of them aren't super interesting people or anything, they're just cute girls. Is EXISTING hard for them?
>>68146896I respect anyone who tries hard to be good at what they do, but that's ancillary to being successful as a vtuber. That average office worker might go home and work her butt off learning piano, but no one's ever giving her an akasupa for it.
