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How many fusion cells do you think his car uses up just going 30?
gosh you just can't afford to live on a $200k salary, they need to be paid more
It's like he set out to deconstruct RPGs but ended up deconstructing himself.
The more I read this thread the more I become convinced that Sawyer is in dire need of trt.
There is nothing left, no will, no drive, no ambition, not even any real desire.
His soul has almost completely left his body.
I never understand how this guy actually has fans. He always strikes me as insufferable and completely up his own ass.
?gosh you just can't afford to live on a $200k salary, they need to be paid more
For the record, there's another vanity Joshua purchases with his 200K salary (sans bonuses and stock, maybe) that he identified on Reddit: antique aristocrat vyntage watches!
https://www.reddit.com/user/jesawyer/comments/
"I only have two vintage watches: a 1948 Leonidas Triple Date Moonphase and a 1967 Omega Constellation. Recently I've also been looking at Polerouter Dates and Girard Perregaux Gyromatic HFs (hi-beat)."
Hi-beat, I say
clown?gosh you just can't afford to live on a $200k salary, they need to be paid more
Josh has literally never said anything of the sort. He’s always been pretty up-front about believing himself to be extremely well-compensated while also stating that his compensation package is extremely anamolous for the industry. When he talks about unionization he’s clearly doing it from the perspective of someone who entered the industry as a web-developer/QA tester making 20k/year, not as the design director of a mid-tier Microsoft subsidiary.
Remember that Josh is probably one of the 5 best paid employees at Obsidian and the only thing he's purchased in the past 10 years is a bicycle.
clown?gosh you just can't afford to live on a $200k salary, they need to be paid more
Josh has literally never said anything of the sort. He’s always been pretty up-front about believing himself to be extremely well-compensated while also stating that his compensation package is extremely anamolous for the industry. When he talks about unionization he’s clearly doing it from the perspective of someone who entered the industry as a web-developer/QA tester making 20k/year, not as the design director of a mid-tier Microsoft subsidiary.
Remember that Josh is probably one of the 5 best paid employees at Obsidian and the only thing he's purchased in the past 10 years is a bicycle.
Based on what I know of Josh from following his career/interviews over the last 20 years, I suspect retirement is not something he’s particularly interested in or has ever prioritized.
I've attempted to find other occupations into which I could go, but most of them require going back to school for two or four years. I do not have any marketable talents or vocational training outside of what I have learned in the game industry -- very little of which is applicable outside. Whether I'm good or bad at it, video game development is the only place where I can make a wage that allows me to fulfill financial obligations to people who depend on me. A true believer in minimalist consumption would sacrifice everything for the principle of it, but I'm not That Guy.
Based on what I know of Josh from following his career/interviews over the last 20 years, I suspect retirement is not something he’s particularly interested in or has ever prioritized.
Sawyer from 2011:
I've attempted to find other occupations into which I could go, but most of them require going back to school for two or four years. I do not have any marketable talents or vocational training outside of what I have learned in the game industry -- very little of which is applicable outside. Whether I'm good or bad at it, video game development is the only place where I can make a wage that allows me to fulfill financial obligations to people who depend on me. A true believer in minimalist consumption would sacrifice everything for the principle of it, but I'm not That Guy.
narrator: he is That Guy