Stop judging people for their jobs

I work at a restaurant, in a theatre. I don't have a big girl job right now, but I did. I worked in the community, I held galas, I tried to run an exhibit, I did the big girl job, I was on the news. But guess what? I'm done with the emails, I'm done with the bureaucracy. I'm done with the social politics. I'm done having a smear campaign against me. I'm done watching people be two-faced and snakes around me. I'm done. And now I like serving and going home. I like pouring popcorn and going home and not thinking about what's next. What's, what's in my email. I have to go back in. I have to tend to this, tend to that. Unfinished projects. Things don't finish for so long and then things don't get done unless we talk about talking. I'm done with that. Maybe I'll crave it later in life, but right now I'm good. I, I did not need that. And so when someone looks down on you for working these easy jobs, they're not so easy. The goal's accomplished by the end of the shift. And that's what I need right now in order to work on myself. So, big girl job, done that. I don't want that right now. It's okay. So stop looking down on people for having these easy jobs. I need to pay the bills and work on myself right now.