Let’s hear it for the bartenders! The servers! Hospitality! The factory workers! Delivery services! Uber Drivers!
The struggle is real my friends, but there’s no shame in working hard for your money. And rest assured, even if know one else is willing to acknowledge your lived experience. You can count on me. I know all to well what it’s like to have Mondays off. Or Tuesdays. While grinding away at work straight through Friday and Saturday.
I know those privileged few in control of “6 out of 7 guilds” simply can’t fathom what’s it’s like to go above and beyond a M-F 9-5 day job to make ends meet.
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But don’t blame them to quickly. I’m sure they’ve simply been ignorant to your circumstances. Surely with this post your guild leaders will quickly change course.
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A callous tone can often slip from even the most careful tongue. But don’t judge this dude too harshly just yet. The goal of the draft is to allow more guilds and players a chance to experience more content on p99? It would be shamelessly hypocritical then to treat members of these same guilds, those who work weekends, as pariahs.
Point blank: y’all are worthy and deserving of enjoying a rare chance to schedule a draft mob raid on an odd weekday (one of your few days off).
And I’m sure your guild leaders will soon agree!
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(Forgive them, they just hadn’t thought it through yet).