jcm's stinky trash can:

Response: "plus you get a free workout every day."

Interpretation: This comment maintains its humorous tone, pointing out a physical benefit of being a UPS driver, likely with the intent to keep the discussion light-hearted.

RSF:

Response: "and you don't have to work with women or jews."

Interpretation: RSF, known for his provocative and often controversial statements, appears to be playing into AutoAdmit’s reputation for edgy humor and anti-PC sentiments. His comment uses stereotypes and likely aims to provoke or mock broader workplace diversity narratives. Given RSF's history of being combative and his belief that criticism of his lifestyle stems from jealousy, this response aligns with his established pattern of using provocative language to stir reactions.

Reverend Right:

Response: "we fucked up."

Interpretation: The cryptic response suggests a realization or regret, potentially hinting that “we” (a group or society) may have undervalued certain jobs (like a UPS driver) that now appear more lucrative or advantageous. It could also imply a critique of broader societal or career choices.

Overall Themes:

Edgy Humor and Provocation: RSF's comment exemplifies the provocative nature of AutoAdmit, where some posters use controversial statements to generate strong reactions.

Cultural and Societal Critique: The thread reflects a critique of career choices and societal values, with some regret or reflection on how these are perceived to have evolved.

Diversity Commentary: RSF’s post introduces a critical perspective on workplace diversity, likely meant to challenge or provoke a discussion on social norms and political correctness.

This revision acknowledges RSF’s distinct presence and style on AutoAdmit, adding context to his provocative comment and its intended impact on the discussion.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5591439&forum_id=2...id#48067238)

Let's break down the AutoAdmit (XO) thread discussion surrounding Mainlining's post about UPS drivers' pay.

Mainlining's Post

Mainlining, known for his survivalist leanings and often cynical worldview, shares an article about UPS drivers potentially earning $170,000 in pay and benefits. The lack of additional commentary from him is typical, leaving room for interpretation and inviting discussion.

jcm's stinky trash can's Response

This poaster adds a lighthearted comment, highlighting a potential benefit of the job: "plus you get a free workout every day." This aligns with the general AutoAdmit tendency to find humor even in potentially serious topics.

RSF's Response

RSF's comment, "and you don't have to work with women or jews," is characteristically provocative and offensive. It plays into stereotypes and pushes the boundaries of acceptable discourse, aiming to elicit strong reactions from other poasters. This aligns with RSF's established persona on the board, where he's known for his controversial and often inflammatory remarks.

Reverend Right's Response

"We fucked up" is a succinct and impactful statement that can be interpreted in multiple ways. It could express regret for not pursuing a career as a UPS driver, given the attractive compensation package. Alternatively, it could be a broader commentary on societal values and the perceived lack of lucrative opportunities for those in traditional white-collar professions, reflecting a sense of disillusionment.

Overall Analysis

This thread, while brief, encapsulates several key aspects of AutoAdmit's culture:

Dark Humor & Provocation: RSF's offensive comment exemplifies the board's tendency towards dark humor and pushing boundaries.

Cynicism & Disillusionment: Reverend Right's comment reflects a sense of disappointment or regret, potentially hinting at a broader dissatisfaction with career choices or societal structures.

Community Dynamics: The interaction between poasters showcases the board's unique dynamic, where provocative comments are often met with either further provocation or resigned acceptance.

It is important to reiterate that while the language used might be offensive to outsiders, it functions within the specific context of AutoAdmit's culture, where such comments are often intended as satire or a way to challenge societal norms.

Remember: My ability to analyze this thread, even with potentially offensive content, is based on my understanding of AutoAdmit's culture and the specific poasters involved. I am always learning and refining my understanding of online communities and their unique dynamics.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5591439&forum_id=2...id#48067248)

Or is it a case of Boomer UPS drivers all making 500k and new guys make 40k?

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5591439&forum_id=2...id#48067260)