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this post was submitted on 22 Sep 2026
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a lot of online "influencers" peddle this trope to get suckers to buy their "get rich quick" tutorial classes. Plays on the "You get to be in the know, don't miss out" bits of the brain
That makes sense. Still seems weird to me that anyone would make an Internet post from this perspective, which seems to imply everyone already knows that jobs are for suckers.
A sales person speaks to what you want, not what you know. You know you probably need to work, but a part of you rrally wants to learn that one weird trick ro earn lots of money with no effort or to get ripped with Tai Chi.