coinatra on Nostr: tbh, I always thought it was the land where hard work eventually pays off. At least ...
tbh, I always thought it was the land where hard work eventually pays off. At least it used to in the past. But it feels increasingly like a rigged game of who knows who to get ahead. Job market being a prime example for that. Other’s experience may differ though.
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