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What the **** is "literally setting your own hours?" It's a figure of speech meaning to freely choose your work schedule. So what is the literal meaning? Is it something like bricklaying or setting bowling pins? Maybe your incessant abuse of the word "literally" is the real reason he bowed out on you.
"Hey! You, begging in the subway! Would you like to fo to [event] with me?"
Especially when you have unpredictable work (sometimes more, sometimes less) the end of the month can get scary. Realize your friend is an adult with a job and rent to pay. Sometimes things don’t work out like you plan - When that happens getting the rent, car payment, insurance, and groceries paid takes precedence… My dad worked as a refrigeration and air conditioning installer and repairman for many years - The first few as his own business. When times were busy Dad worked 6 days a week, every week. That was necessary because the lean times come and they test your ability to survive… OP, schedule an Uber and pay for it if you need to get somewhere while your friend is working.
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This was a completely valid use of the word literally. The poster stated that their friend was employed by Uber where drivers can choose at any time wether they want to take rides or not. Stop being so critical
Especially when you have unpredictable work (sometimes more, sometimes less) the end of the month can get scary. Realize your friend is an adult with a job and rent to pay. Sometimes things don’t work out like you plan - When that happens getting the rent, car payment, insurance, and groceries paid takes precedence… My dad worked as a refrigeration and air conditioning installer and repairman for many years - The first few as his own business. When times were busy Dad worked 6 days a week, every week. That was necessary because the lean times come and they test your ability to survive… OP, schedule an Uber and pay for it if you need to get somewhere while your friend is working.