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the most exhausting workday in my life - Altruist - 23-02-2026
and i've never felt better in my life
5:15 - 17:55 of maximum intellectual effort
sometimes you just get cases/clients that appeal to you more than all the ass on the street in a college city combined
RE: the most exhausting workday in my life - Altruist - 23-02-2026
i legitimately feel like i injected cognitestosterone in my prefrontal cortex
RE: the most exhausting workday in my life - bluerose - 23-02-2026
mvp also had a tough day, if u saw his thread
RE: the most exhausting workday in my life - hitlersblackedwaifu - 24-02-2026
(23-02-2026, 11:45 PM)bluerose Wrote: mvp also had a tough day, if u saw his thread
the planet's sole 2 titans of intellect finally worn down and succumbing to exhaustion, what a day
perhaps the old gods were bored and clashing their energies against one another for entertainment
RE: the most exhausting workday in my life - Altruist - 24-02-2026
Jfl
RE: the most exhausting workday in my life - Mindfulgymcel - 24-02-2026
Get some sleep
Bro
RE: the most exhausting workday in my life - Altruist - 24-02-2026
(24-02-2026, 07:34 AM)Mindfulgymcel Wrote: Get some sleep
Bro
My sleep is great, tbh
RE: the most exhausting workday in my life - Overrated - 24-02-2026
Mirin
RE: the most exhausting workday in my life - Altruist - 24-02-2026
Tnx
RE: the most exhausting workday in my life - B00X - 24-02-2026
have a better day tomorrow.
do you think if you took the judge job your days would be as strenuous?
RE: the most exhausting workday in my life - Altruist - 24-02-2026
(24-02-2026, 11:30 AM)B00X Wrote: do you think if you took the judge job your days would be as strenuous?
it would feel like being a bottom tier clerk in comparison, it's just that people are envious of lawyers because they don't realize how much work (starting from graduating and passing the bar exam) and 24/7 engagement it takes to actually earn that muh big money.
there is a common misconception that judges are some high iq monsters - they are not. in fact, most of them (even on the highest instances) are borderline fucking dumb. for the most part, judiciary is weaponized bureaucracy