I quit — Blurt

Between the machinations of @daking, the refusal to pay me a one off fee to cover a security deposit on an apartment by @jacobgadikian so I am not choosing between being mosquito food in the park next to the beach or scraping food out of bins at the end of the month, and @thecryptodrive's expecting me to tolerate the bullshit in the discord for a witness slot that pays less than a fortnight's depression era grade gruel and wasting my time on technical support for people who could barely get a job in a tech support call centre for league of legends, I have had enough.

I would rather work in a call centre with bitchy Albanian supervisor who can't read my schedule properly and calls me on my one day off after two weeks of 6 day weeks on night shift with no overtime pay, than deal with this utter nonsense.

I am sure I can do better than this. I tolerated it up until @daking started publishing 0days and account spamming the chain that will be worthless unless some people wake up to themselves.

I am too old for this shit, and nobody else would put up with it either.

This project is stillborn and I am not wasting my time trying to work under such conditions for such miserable compensation.

PS I was considering going back to Serbia but after reading a pdf dated 30 July I learned the border is closed and the covid hoax is being escalated to the point of the ridiculous.

Meanwhile, in comparison things are lax here and hell, if I am gonna take up subsistence fishing better the Black sea than the Danube, and as I recall from reading a Bulgarian language learning text, it also is warmer here in winter and compared to Sofia the weather is warm and dry.

This will be my last transaction on this chain. I had small hopes for a better performance by my former boss and I am of the opinion that Dan Larimensr's code is cursed like Tutankhamun's tomb, a literal work of Satan and I am gonna figure out a much better plan.

Find something I didn't know I wanted and save as much of my money as possible and flip coins to decide my investments between superficially similar options.