Which Job Is A Lot Less Fun Than Most People Expect?, Which Job Is A Lot Less Fun Than Most People Expect? ask reddit, Which Job Is A Lot Less Fun Than Most People Expect? reddit, jobs less fun than they sound, jobs that are less fun than they sound, jobs not as fun as they sound, jobs that are not as fun as they sound, a job that isn’t as fun as it sounds, jobs a lot less fun than most people expect, jobs less fun than people expect, jobs a lot less fun than people expect, jobs less fun than you’d expect, what jobs aren't as fun as people think, jobs not as fun as people think

“Which Job Is A Lot Less Fun Than Most People Expect?“—A Viral Thread (35 Replies)

Nobody I know has a job they absolutely 100% love. I think it is rare for people to feel like they found their “calling” or whatever when it comes to jobs. Most of us work to make money. Bleak but true. And people who hate their jobs are always jealous of people with “better” jobs than them. 

But this recent AskReddit thread from u/bwee21 actually proves that all jobs totally suck butt—no matter how glamorous or important-sounding they are. “Which jobs is a LOT less fun than most people expect?” they recently asked.

A lot of the replies were surprising to me. I’ve been a video editor, so I can attest to the fact that it sucks. But I always thoughts being a pilot, zookeeper, video game tester, or forensic scientist would be crazy cool and fun. I was wrong. 

1.

I’m a Forensic Scientist and it’s literally the only thing people ask me about on dating apps. It’s very technical work and it’s extremely routine.—u/Altephor1

2.

Park Ranger. Don’t get me wrong, I loved it, but a lot of days it was less “talk about cool animals while wearing your ranger hat” and more “the toilets are overflowing again, go clean the septic tank filter and stir the tank with a shovel.” With a little bit of “hey there’s a methed out guy down by the bridge, can you convince him to leave without killing anyone.” All for the low price of $26k/year with a college degree!—u/RangerRudbeckia

3.

Barnes and noble, your job has literally NOTHING to do with books & it obviously attracts a lot of that type, myself included—u/tenbladejen

4.

Working in a flower shop. It’s just like any other retail job, but people constantly tell you how fun your job must be. Also helping grieving families chose funeral flowers is not fun.—u/ZakkiraJuneAiko94

5.

I’m a marine biologist. I spent the last week measuring defrosted fish heads.—u/smileedude

6.

Video editor. The more I do it the more I can’t be arsed.—u/MeMuzzta

7.

Although not necessarily bad, Beekeeping.

Get used to the constant sound of buzzing during hive inspections/swarm removals plus wearing the protective suit in hot ass weather for hours on end (give or take the situation). Also, there appears to be a large number of beekeepers allergic to bees so epipens are a must.—u/Cheetodude625

8.

Baker. Coming into work at 3/4 am so you can have a six am baked goods is miserable.—u/haierypotter

9.

I always say the more fun it is to go somewhere the worse it is to work there like amusement parks and arcades—u/nightowlscrolling

10.

Demolition

Everyone wants to break shit with a sledgehammer. Everyone is tired of lifting that sledgehammer by 5 swings.

Nobody wants to load the broken stuff into bags or a wheelbarrow and take it to the dumpster.—u/Bill_S_Preson_Esq

Ruin My Week

If you're wondering where to find funny pictures on the Internet? Wonder no more. Ruin My Week is a place where you can escape all of the noise and negativity out there with funny pictures, funny photos, funniest tweets, funny stories and really anything else you need to keep you laughing.