do you dread going to work?

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

I dread the moment when I will have to start working.

Which, in the country where you live, is basically never. Congrats!

Poor Tony might have to work 20 hours a week.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

the one time i really miss opebo is in threads like these.

there are actually people that look forward to work?  wow.

Yeah that was one part of his shtick that wasn't shtick.

[TNF]

the one time i really miss opebo is in threads like these.

there are actually people that look forward to work?  wow.

In the same way that there were slaves content with their servitude, I suppose.

[AndrewTX]

I enjoy my job, so I'd say 2 or 3.

[WalterMitty]

the one time i really miss opebo is in threads like these.

there are actually people that look forward to work?  wow.

In the same way that there were slaves content with their servitude, I suppose.

well, i wouldnt go that far.

tnf, you and i work in the same field, i think.  even in that field there are people who enjoy going to work...which i find mind boggling.  most of those people have completely chaotic home lives.

[TNF]

the one time i really miss opebo is in threads like these.

there are actually people that look forward to work?  wow.

In the same way that there were slaves content with their servitude, I suppose.

well, i wouldnt go that far.

tnf, you and i work in the same field, i think.  even in that field there are people who enjoy going to work...which i find mind boggling.  most of those people have completely chaotic home lives.

Oh, I know exactly the type you're talking about. They're usually the biggest suck-ups to management, too. I suppose work serves as an escape for those who have really terrible home-lives, even if the work in question is mind-numbingly bad and drains you of all dignity.

[Hash]

I'm lucky to have had, so far, jobs which I enjoy doing and which aren't slave labour minimum wage jobs, so while I may not necessarily 'look forward' to work on a daily basis and dread waking up at 6am to do so, I don't dread going to work. If I worked a job at Walmart or Mickey Dees, I would obviously dread it.

[DC Al Fine]

No. I do dread the early mornings though. Once I'm up and have a coffee in me I'm look forward to going to work.

[Dave from Michigan]

 I don't really dread work but don't enjoy it. My new job as a custodian isn't that bad although I only make 9.25 an hour. The work isn't hard and we are left alone and work alone mostly. Our bosses are good as long as you do your work. I have to drive 30-35 minutes to work though. My co workers say I work more than I should but I don't feel like I work that hard. Staying somewhat busy makes the day go by faster.