I got a New Job! [OSJdFbIwJw0]

Hi, so I've gathered you all here today on

my YouTube channel to excitedly announce

that I managed to get myself a job

recently. As you may have noticed, my

YouTube channel has not been doing

amazingly well, and in order to get back

to Japan when it eventually reopens, I'm

going to need a bit more money. And the

best way to get money is by getting a job,

and I managed to finally get one last week

after applying to several places. I went

for a few interviews and I found this

really good job which is nearby to where I

live. I won't mention where it is or what

company it's at because there's a lot of

weird people on the internet that would

love to find out where I work now, and

they would love to try and cause me

troubles and problems and try and get me

fired. I'll just say that it's in the

retail industry, and you might be

thinking, the retail industry? That

doesn't sound like a good match for you,

Daniel, because you don't really like

dealing with people. How are you going to

deal with that? And yeah, that's true, my

social skills aren't very good these days,

but I feel like the best way to improve my

social skills is by putting myself into an

environment that's challenging and

will challenge my social skills on a daily

basis. And what better way to challenge my

social skills than having to interact with

hundreds of customers every day? That just

sounds like such an amazing fun challenge.

If I got a job where I'm just stuck in the

back in some kind of back office, not

interacting with anyone apart from maybe

one or two people in the office, then

although that sounds like it would be

great, it won't really help improve my

social skills at all, which is what I

really want to improve on this year. I

really want to improve my social abilities

and being able to interact with people

without feeling really nervous and shy,

and I feel like the best way to do that is

to just force myself out of my comfort

zone, and not many things force myself—

not many things motivate me to force

myself out of my comfort zone. There's

mainly 2 things. One begins with an S and

ends with an X, and the other one begins

with an M and ends in a Y.

I'm so excited that I managed to get this

new job. It's going to be amazing. I start

next Monday, and it's going to be my first

day. I have to get some things sorted out.

I need to get some nice shoes and some

black trousers. And maybe some kind of

buttoned shirt. So I've got a few items I

have to purchase before my first day,

and then it's just gonna be great to be

able to make some extra money so I don't

have to worry so much about desperately

trying to get views on YouTube, which is

very stressful. I can go back to making

videos just for fun. And don't worry,

I'm, I'm not quitting YouTube. I'm still

gonna be making videos just for fun.

Because I love making YouTube videos so

much, it's my biggest passion in life.

It's just so amazing and fun to make a

video and record your thoughts and

opinions and share them onto the internet,

which is just full of amazing, wonderful,

kind people who are respectful towards

other people's ways of life. It's just— I

feel so privileged, privileged to be able

to share my life and my opinions with such

an amazing group of people on this

fantastic website. Called youtube.com.

I'm also really grateful that I'll be able

to be making some extra money so I can

help around the house and contribute and

chip in towards things like rent and

paying for bills and paying for food, and

I can feel like a helpful member of the

family unit again. And I would also like

to thank all of the wonderful, lovely

people who stuck around on my channel up

until this very final point. I know my

content has not been very good recently.

It's been very boring. It's been very

bland. And yeah, maybe that's half because

I've kind of lost my passion and interest

in videography, and maybe it's also half

because of the lockdown and the world

closing, and that's kind of prevented me

from doing the things that I would like to

be doing for content. It's kind of like a

double whammy of nails in the coffin for

my channel. Number one, I just don't

really feel as excited as I used to about

making videos, and number 2, I just, I

can't actually do the stuff that I used to

do for content anymore because of things

that were outside of my control, like the

lockdown. So I would like to thank all of

my loyal viewers who stuck around up until

this point, which has been, well, it's

been a very long journey on my YouTube

career. We've lost a lot of people A lot

of people don't tune in anymore, which is

completely fine. I completely understand

that, you know, they're not obligated to

stick around, especially when I'm not

really producing world-class A-quality

content like I used to try to. And now I'm

just— I guess I've gotten a little bit

lazy, so I can't really blame them for

getting fed up and losing interest in my

stuff. So thanks so much to the people who

are still here and they still watch and

they're still interested and they're still

supportive. Of my channel and they still

come in to watch the live streams and they

still buy my merch and they still sign up

to my OnlyFans. I'm so glad that I have

some amazing viewers left over from the

glory days. And as for the job, I'm

planning on working there for maybe at

least a year until the end of this year.

Maybe next year things would be better

travel-wise and countries will be opening

up and the world will be a safer place,

but it's not really a long-term decision

to work there. But who knows, if I get

promoted to like a manager position,

maybe I could see myself working there for

5 or 10 years if everything's great and

I'm happy there. But you know, um,

I'm not really planning on staying there

for a very, very long period, just so I

can save up some extra money so I'm not so

dependent on YouTube to be able to save

up money so I can go to Japan and travel

go traveling again and make some video

content. Yeah, I'm really nervous about

having to go to work again. It's been such

a long time since I've had to work for a

company. Actually, the last time I had a

proper job was probably in 2017. I worked

in a petrol station and that was so

amazing. There's just something about

working as part of a team and working for

a company and helping customers and doing

a good job and providing a good service

that just feels so fulfilling and gives

you such a great sense of purpose. I just

can't wait to get back into the workforce

and, you know, help people and contribute

to society and all of those amazing

things. That just sounds wonderful. I

think one of the main reasons I felt so

depressed recently was probably because I

just feel like I don't really have any

kind of purpose or responsibilities. No

one's depending on me, and that can feel

stress-free because I don't really have

any responsibilities, but at the same

time, It's also a little bit boring and

sad that I could just vanish and then no

one would even notice or care. And I'm not

really pulling my own weight in society.

It doesn't really feel great to just be

like a leech or a sponge soaking up all

of the liquids. So yeah, I am really

looking forward to getting back to work

and making some money. Maybe I can buy

myself that new gaming laptop I've always

wanted to when I get my first paycheck.

Anyway, I'll keep you updated on how the

job's going and what I think and feel

about the job. Thanks so much for

listening up until the end of the video.

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