985: Side hustle

[maarvarq]

I was going to ask for explanation of Cheryla's job-endangering pun, but then I got it, despite never having seen the show in question - yay for pop-cultural osmosis I guess...

[kd7sov]

I still think that if you can't take eight hours off now and then without danger, that's a symptom of a dramatically broken system.

Florenovia's got its points I disagree with, but at least nobody dies solely because they aren't industrious enough.

[yomikoma]

As far as narrowing down where the comic takes place, I guess we know that the restaurant isn't in West Philadelphia.

[Truec]

Is this a common thing in some places? I've worked several restaurant/food service jobs where people didn't get 40 hours a week, as far as I'm aware most of them didn't have a side gig.

[Killjoy]

Is this a common thing in some places? I've worked several restaurant/food service jobs where people didn't get 40 hours a week, as far as I'm aware most of them didn't have a side gig.

Evidently "side-hustle" is a big-city millennials thing.

We used to just call that "having two part-time jobs".

[MitchellTF]

Kd...yeah. You got it in one. And, I think the comic actually explained the origin of the phrase pretty well. People whose relatives were 'hustlers' inherited the phrase. That, or people who saw too much Zootopia.