1. 60 extra free hours per week, no psychological preoccupation with work
2. Far more energy for your own pursuits, no workplace compulsion
3. Every weekday is a de facto Saturday (but without the crowding and congestion from 9:30am-3:30pm on non-holidays)
4. Sufficient NEETbux every month, extracted from wageslave labour by the government (parasitemaxing on the system)
5. Limited costs/consumption and time/energy expenditure
6. Can get away with not owning private internet devices far more easily
7. Can speak, associate and act much more freely, less to lose
8. Potentially minimises the burden of frustration, resentment and humiliation concomitant with consistent monotonous labour while single and lacking meaningful bonds of friendship, plus NEETs know that if they have a woman or friends, they are not with them for financial reasons
9. Aren’t validating the wageslave status trap, which is good for one's self-esteem and ironic and macabre though it is, your status as a NEET is probably higher than it would be if you were in a bottom-tier, dead-end wageslave job, plus being a NEET can easily be framed as a defiant choice (both to yourself and others) whereas an undesirable job underlines one's status as a failure
2. Far more energy for your own pursuits, no workplace compulsion
3. Every weekday is a de facto Saturday (but without the crowding and congestion from 9:30am-3:30pm on non-holidays)
4. Sufficient NEETbux every month, extracted from wageslave labour by the government (parasitemaxing on the system)
5. Limited costs/consumption and time/energy expenditure
6. Can get away with not owning private internet devices far more easily
7. Can speak, associate and act much more freely, less to lose
8. Potentially minimises the burden of frustration, resentment and humiliation concomitant with consistent monotonous labour while single and lacking meaningful bonds of friendship, plus NEETs know that if they have a woman or friends, they are not with them for financial reasons
9. Aren’t validating the wageslave status trap, which is good for one's self-esteem and ironic and macabre though it is, your status as a NEET is probably higher than it would be if you were in a bottom-tier, dead-end wageslave job, plus being a NEET can easily be framed as a defiant choice (both to yourself and others) whereas an undesirable job underlines one's status as a failure
10. Rise every morning knowing that you are not an easily replaceable tax-farmed slave-cog
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