Everyone's seen motivational quotes. They're designed to inspire us, get us off our feet and create action.
But sometimes you just want to curl up in a ball, y'know? Motivational quotes aren't quite what you need in these situations, but thankfully demotivational quotes exist for precisely these situations.
Just remember that you're not the only person you might let down. There's a whole world of people out there.
Look, sometimes the truth hurts.
Dwight was often depicted as an antagonist, especially in the earlier seasons. But it's hard to argue with this assessment.
This is the part where you knowingly tap your head and nod at the camera.
Here's another truth that's kind of a bummer: apart from your closest friends and family, no one really cares about how hard your job is.
For me, it's more like doing ten different things at about two percent efficiency.
This is all pretty uninspiring. Maybe it's best to just put things off until tomorrow.
If this reads like an actual scientific principle to you, you might be one of the people the quote is talking about.
This is the struggle that go-getters don't understand about slackers. At a certain point, they can clock out. But slackers never take a day off from slacking.
There are no stupid questions, but there are all sorts of oblivious, bad faith and silly questions.
Some of us find meaning in a career or calling. Others can find it in being a cautionary tale.
Some of us go to YouTube to learn. Others go to YouTube to learn, then feel depressed by how little they truly know.
Remember getting your first job and feeling the flush of getting a paycheck? Remember the crushing realization that you'd be doing this until retirement?
Truer words have never been spoken.
We've come to the end of the list. If you're anything but thoroughly demotivated at this point, congrats — you're clearly an optimist.
