It really depends. You just have to have the right boss and know when to work hard and when to coast.

For instance, for me hard work meant I was progressively promoted from a customer service agent to senior IT engineer within 5 years. But after that my upward mobility was capped, so I just coasted.

Why would Ted Cruz say ‘stop attacking Democrats’?

Because it’s a general discussion, not a research paper. Do you typically get requests to cite your sources in real life?

You see, I’d have to care about others thinking I’m credible for that to matter.

I know what words mean. China is a socialist market economy, which is not socialism.

China is a socialist market economy, not a socialist economy.

You can’t have a stock market and be a socialist economy.

It’s really a shame that alcohol is the best social anxiety medication out there.

China is by no means a socialist country.

If someone asks nicely, I’ll give them a source. But if the request is just “source?” they can look it up themselves.

I wouldn’t trust strangers on the Internet to spoon feed me information, so the only time I ask for a source is if I’m unable to find one.

Shit, a large chunk of my knowledge was gained by searching for a source to prove people wrong.

I had a rescue dog for a bit who looked a lot like that, but with slightly more German shepherd features.

She was an absolute nightmare. Severe separation anxiety, not at all house trained, and way too hyperactive to be in a rent house without a dog door.

Luckily for her and us, we found someone with 10 fenced in acres and a dog door who had recently lost a dog who looked just like her.

Careful, you’ll anger those who can’t admit they have a piss fetish.

Emails are orders of magnitude less energy intensive than mailing flyers.