India is the seventh-largest and second-most populated country on the planet but due to high levels of poverty, corruption as well as pollution, gender inequality, and other problems, many consider it to be a part of the third world.
However, that doesn’t mean that all locals lead miserable lives.
A few days ago, a person who goes online by the nickname 3rdworldworker made a post on the popular r/AntiWork subreddit, claiming that this community has made the guy think his current job actually offers “infinitely better working conditions” than the average American has and even doubt his dream of moving to the United States.
His story has once again reignited talks about wages, employee exploitation, and what it actually means to have a decent living.
A 25-year-old Indian worker has confessed that he no longer dreams about moving to the United States
Image credits: Ninara
And said it’s all because of the subreddit r/AntiWork
Image credits: Ketut Subiyanto (not the actual photo)
His story inspired people to share their thoughts on the subject as well
Some even pointed out OP is rich by India’s standards
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