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1/9/2019 9:31:45 PM
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I cant say i hate them but they do influence in a way not appealing to the folks who have real jobs.
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There people who stream for fun as a hobby and actually have jobs believe it or not
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Those streamers aren’t invited to their summits
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Has there been another summit after the one before warmind?
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Im talking about the streamers who influence bungie. The ones that bungie fly out to summits.
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Im pretty sure there was only ever one summit back before warmind came out unless i missed something
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Streaming is a pretty real job. If you have over 1.5k subs you are making a decent living.
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What i mean is office job, chefs, police officers. Not trying to disrespect streamers.
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For sure, but any job that you work 40 hours a week at is a real job.
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For how long? A month? A year? Millennials have no clue as to what constitutes a real job in the real world.
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It’s a “real” job. They’re entertainers you absolute donut. I don’t think you understand what a “real” job is; they put in long hours, put content out mainly for you, and get paid to do so. I like how you used that buzz word to try to sound all big, that’s real cute. I would love to know what dead job you got.
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The real job argument thing is just so annoying. As long as a service is being provided for money then it is a real job. Wolf, I think there are too many people around with a pretty narrow view of what it means. I think the both of us would get a splitting headache if we were to try getting into it with them.
