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I have been working under a Central Govt. Department at the rank of Upper Division Clerk i,e UDC since 2015 which is my first job. I joined this job when I was 20+. I have been getting a gross salary of Rs. 38,400/- (Approx) as on July, 2017, Posted in Kolkata . My gross salary is a public information being a govt. employee. Deductions are contribution towards PF, CGEIS, P.tax, I.T. etc causing my salary in hand around Rs. 33000/-.Employers’s contribution towards PF, Annual Bonus do not get reflected in my pay slip.Beside this, I enjoy medical facilities under CGHS scheme, Hometown LTC once in a year, All India LTC once in a four years etc.I guess, at the age of 23, the salary and allowances I get is enough to make both ends meet for a bachelor residing in Kolkata.And salary is not everything according to me, because my payslip does not reflect the peaceful work atmosphere, typical administrative file work with working days being 5 days in a week( Saturday & Sunday off), fixed hours job (9.30 am to 6 pm), fare amount of time for further studies after returning of office.EDIT 1:This is after almost two years.I have left my previous job in the rank of an UDC in a Central Government Department as I have cleared State Civil Services of West Bengal as well as West Bengal Municipal Service Commission exam in 2017 and finally joined as Deputy Manager in the Kolkata Municipal Corporation which is a Group A post.Again, I am lucky that I have got a job where I have been working in a Group A post and that too in Kolkata. Moreover, my transfer and posting is only within the jurisdiction of Kolkata Municipal Corporation, so no chance of getting posted anywhere else. Here, after all deduction towards Tax & PF etc., I have been drawing in hand salary around 51000/-, which is still good enough to make both ends meet in Kolkata for a 25 years old bachelor like me ( Yes I am still a bachelor :P )And as I mentioned earlier, nothing comes before mental peace. I don't want to put my peaceful life at haste for the sake of earning more.EDIT 2:This is after another few months.After Revision of Pay & Allowances, 2019 which came into effect from. 1st January, 2020, I have got a salary hike again. Now a days after deducting all kind of taxes, PF, Group Insurance etc., I get in hand salary around 65000/- which I guess is enough in Kolkata for a bachelor guy like me to make both ends meet.Thanks.

What pisses me off everyday?PREFACEThe friggin’ backwards ass employment laws in the State of California.Before I explain, let me first say that the legislators in Sacramento are a bunch of bozos. They are clueless, irrational, hypocritical and contradictory idiots that couldn’t find their own asses with both hands.FACTS/STATSBeginning in January, 2015, illegals were able to obtain a drivers license from the State of California.DMV.org - California AB-60 Driver's License | DMV.ORGIt is estimated that of the 2.7 million illegals in the State as of December 31, 2017, roughly 1 million illegals now have drivers licenses.Daily Caller.com - 1 Million Illegal Immigrants To Have California Driver’s License By 2018In mid 2016, California announced a $15/hr min wage.USAToday - California reaches deal on $15 minimum wageNevermind that economists say it will cost 400,000 jobs by 2022.Forbes - Why The $15 Minimum Wage Will Cost California 400,000 JobsThe loss of 400,000 jobs is actually a good thing, as far as Politicians go, and you’ll see why later in the post.On October 5, 2017, Governor Brown signed into law the Immigrant Worker Protection Act, Assembly bill 450.Employers.org - What the New Immigrant Worker Protection Act (AB 450) Means for EmployersIn essence, beginning January 1, 2018, the law states that businesses are prohibited from providing voluntary consent to an immigration enforcement agent to enter nonpublic areas of a place of labor unless the agent provides a judicial warrant. It also prohibits employers (or their agents) from providing voluntary consent to an immigration enforcement agent to access, review, or obtain the employer’s employee records without a subpoena or court order.Even though this California law is contrary to Federal law, what happens if you don’t follow this new California law?The California Labor Commissioner or Attorney General has the exclusive authority to impose penalties of $2,000 up to $5,000 for a first violation and $5,000 up to $10,000 for each subsequent violation.On January 1, 2018, California passed State Senate Bill 54 to become a “sanctuary state.”Los Angeles Times - California becomes 'sanctuary state' in rebuke of Trump immigration policyThat means anyone, legal or illegal, can some to California and stay here without worry that the State will deport them.Also beginning on January 1, 2018, California Attorney General, Xavier Becerra, told California business, if you help ICE in any way, you will be subject to a $10,000 fine PER OCCURRENCE.Huffington Post - California AG Threatens To Fine Businesses That Spill Worker Info To ImmigrationBeginning on January 1, 2018, employers can no longer ask for the following questions during the interview process:(1) Employers can longer ask about criminal background from applicants.LA Weekly - New Law Says Employers Can't Ask Applicants About Criminal Past(2) Employers can no longer run background checks, or are severely limited on running background checks on applicants.ESR Check - California Law Significantly Impacts Use of Past Criminal Records by Employers During Employment Background Screening(3) Employers can no longer ask about salary history from prospective applicants.California Employment Law Report - Prepare for California's ban on asking about job applicant's salary history effective January 1, 2018It should be noted that California has, roughly, 35% of all welfare recipients in the Country. That’s more than 1/3rd of the entire welfare system, right here in California.California Wins Title for the Nation’s Largest Welfare PopulationCalifornia is more of a welfare state than most countries in Europe.California more of a welfare state than most countries in EuropeOn March 15, 2018, the California State Senate appoints an illegal alien to a State post.This illegal will receive a salary paid by the tax payers and this illegal will receive a pension paid by the tax payers.Clearly California doesn’t care about its citizens. They care about those citizens paying taxes so the State can pay illegals.Sacramento Bee - Undocumented immigrant appointed to state post in CaliforniaANALYSISSo, what does this all mean?It means that California is doing everything in their power to allow illegals into the State and to allow them to work in the State. If the illegal has never legally worked in California, it’s no problem because employers can no longer ask about criminal history, can’t run a background check and can’t ask about salary history.I also means that the lip service that legal minimum wage workers are hearing, is just that; lip service.California has no intention of helping legal workers with their wages. In fact, the 400,000 projected lost legal jobs? Great!! Illegals will be able to work those same jobs so they will be able to make a legal wage while being here illegally and displacing legal workers. I can’t stop shaking my head when I think about this.How can the State want to help legal minimum wage workers when they are creating a pool of illegals that will work the same jobs? And if there is any competition, those same illegals can revert back to the “under the table” wage and work for less than minimum wage.If an illegal applies for and is given a job, they now have a California driver’s license to properly fill out the I-9 Federal Employment form. Exactly how is the business supposed to know this person is illegal?You might have illegals working for you and not even know it.So, when Federal Immigration shows up at the business, the business can’t assist them because California will fine the business. Did you know Federal Immigration officers have the authority to arrest the business owner if they don’t comply?So, if I comply with federal law, I get fined by the State. If I comply with State law, I might be arrested by Federal Immigration Officers.Great.CONCLUSIONCalifornia legislators know exactly what they are doing. They are flooding the State with illegals to install a permanent working class working for a minimum hourly wage. Or less than minimum wage. All while displacing legal residents and US citizens.In other words, they support illegals to the detriment of legals. They are creating this working class to vote Democrat and to serve the wealthy and elite Democrats who live in the State. Plain and simple.It’s absolutely sickening because it’s the exact opposite of what they are claiming to represent.Did you know that California Senate Leader Kevin de Leon, who led the fight to make California a “sanctuary state,” has admitted half of his family would be deported for using falsified Social Security cards and other fake identification under federal immigration law?CBS News - Senate Leader: 'Half Of My Family' Eligible For Deportation Under Trump OrderExcuse me??Let me say that again.The Speaker of the California Senate, admitted his family is here illegally, working in the State, using falsified Social Security cards and other fake identification.I bet they are registered to vote, too.BTW, did you know California is enacting a “Motor Voter” law in April, 2018? When you apply for, or renew a drivers license, you are automatically registered to vote.California says, although illegals can legally receive a State issued drivers license, they will not be registered to vote by the “Motor Voter” bill.I’m not so sure I believe that.Especially after what I’ve outlined above, after showing you De Leon’s family has false social security cards. Exactly how are they going to stop it if someone presents all of the necessarily info to qualify to vote? Even if it is falsified?California is so f*ck*d up that if it didn’t have Silicon Valley and Hollywood, it would have slid off of the economic cliff into the Pacific Ocean decades ago.Don’t worry, their day of reckoning is coming because I can tell you that California is nowhere near as Utopian as everyone wants you believe. Lurking just barely under the surface are some enormous economic, financial and legal problems that will soon be out in the open for everyone to see.All you have to do is go to San Francisco and see how dirty that city has become. You can see all of the homeless on the streets, you see where they are using the public streets as bathrooms. When you get on BART, which is the subway, you’re usually overtaken by the stench of human excrement.5 Reasons San Francisco is the Worst Awesome City in AmericaSan Francisco is a dump. Dirtiest major cities?San Francisco is the dirtiest place I've ever been (Oakland: best city, hotel)It might take a decade or two, but the levy will break and California will be looking for someone to blame. But there isn’t a Republican in sight.California is the proverbial chain smoker who is told repeatedly that smoking is bad for you and a horrible, painful death awaits if you don’t stop.California refuses to stop and it will be a horrible, painful death of high high crime, high welfare, high unemployment and bankruptcy.California will soon look like Detroit, only worse.Perhaps Gavin Newsome, when he becomes governor, can explain why this happened. *eye roll*Mayor Gavin Newsom working with Lennar and corrupt forces to tear down Public Housing : IndybayGavin Newsom linked to Corruption

I think Musk eats the future for breakfast. It tastes like chicken.To be serious, below I'll share what I found about his:Sleep, and wake up timesExercise habitsEating habitsFood available at SpaceXCoffee and diet coke consumptionAlcohol consumptionWork habitsLeisure, and balancing work with his family and personal lifeSleep, and wake up timesFrom an interview [1]:[What time do you get up?]For me, usually, it's about 7, but I got to bed late. Usually I go to bed around 1am or so.Elon has said he gets 6 to 6.5 hours of sleep on average (as of 22 January 2013). [2]Exercise habitsFrom an interview [1]:I certainly could be slimmer I think. I work-out once or twice a week. I mean, yeah, once or twice. I should do it more often, for sure. [What do you do?] Run through the forest? No. I usually just do a little bit on the treadmill or lifting some weights, I suppose.Eating habitsFrom an interview [1]:[Interviewer asks him if he eats breakfast?]That also varies a lot.[breakfast]I think it's probably true that having a good breakfast is a good idea, but usually I don't have time for that. Sometimes it's made for me, but probably half the time I don't have any breakfast. I'll have a coffee or something like that.. and a Mars bar, sure.. but I'm trying to cut down on sweet stuff. I think I probably should have an omelet and a coffee or something like that. That seems like the right thing and sometimes I do have that.[lunch]Lunch is usually served to me during a meeting and I finish it in five minutes. It's a bad habit.[dinner]Dinner is where the calories really come into play. If I have dinner meetings - they're the worst, you eat enough for two people at those things. You have the appetizer and the main course and all that sort of stuff. Business dinners are like the thing that really - where I probably eat way too much.Food available at SpaceXAt 5 minutes 25 seconds into the below video tour of SpaceX, Elon shows the drink fridges (at least they look like fridges) and snacks that are available for free to SpaceX employees.It's hard to see what they have there, but the snacks look pre-packaged.I'm not sure if SpaceX has a cafeteria, but according to a a Yelp review of SpaceX:Get past the elevators and what do you see? The best break time café ever!! And it's FREE???? OH man, they have their own SpaceXBucks (I named it that, but it's like all the drinks from Starbucks, but not really a Starbucks), couple of touchscreen soda machines, the café kitchen looked pretty busy too, this place looked amazing, and if you go upstairs they have a dining room that serves you more of a meal then down at the café. SpaceX loves their employees and you can tell by the work environment.Another Yelp review for SpaceX add more detail:From the real deal Iron Man just chilling there by the elevators, to their fresh frozen yogurt bar, gourmet cafeteria, their own coffee station, umm those super cool soda fountain machines with the touch screen and you can customize your own soda with like 3478789 different flavors... yes, I'm exaggerating.As Elon spends lots of time at SpaceX, it's reasonable to imagine that he eats the food there some of the time.If you're asking this question to learn more about optimal nutrition, there are probably better sources to learn from. :)Though if you're just asking this out of interest, fair enough.Coffee and diet coke consumption"To get through the day, Musk relies on two stimulants: caffeine and a desire to help humanity colonize Mars. Until he recently started cutting back on the former, Musk consumed eight cans of Diet Coke a day, as well as several large cups of coffee. "I got so freaking jacked that I seriously started to feel like I was losing my peripheral vision," he says. If he realizes how crazy this sounds, he doesn't let on. "Now, the office has caffeine-free Diet Coke." Even so, Musk frequently gets so caught up in his multitasking that it sometimes takes two or three tries at his name, uttered at full volume, to get a response."— Source Entrepreneur of the Year, 2007: Elon MuskAnd from another interview [1]:I'm trying to cut down [diet coke] these days. There was probably times when I had like eight a day or something ridiculous. I think these days it's probably one or two. So, it's not anything crazy.[and coffee?] Usually two a day.[but not water so much?] Not really. I used to have so much coffee and Diet Coke that I'd get really wired and then I'd get over-caffeinated and it wouldn't be good. I'm cutting down to, I think, more reasonable portions these days. [emphasis mine]Alcohol consumptionIn one interview he said:"I didn't drink in college, actually. [...] I just didn't like the taste of alcohol, really." [one of the guys who knew Elon jested that they'd ask get Elon to deal with the police--I imagine at parties--because he was sober]Source--about 33:05 in:...though he drank wine that was gifted to him by a fan during the 2013 Teslive event.(There's a related question that covers that, too: Does Elon Musk drink alcohol?)Source---about 9:30 into the video:Work habitsThere's a myth that Elon works consistent, 100-hour weeks.That's not accurate.To quote Elon, in an interview with Steve Jurvetson, Tesla Motors investor, posted April 2014 [3], Elon says:For a while there I was just doing constant 100 hour weeks [in order to be the CEO of both Tesla Motors and SpaceX], and that's definitely waring.And now I'm kind of in the 80 to 90 [hours per week range], which is more manageable. But if you divide that by two it's certainly, you know, maybe 45 hours per company, which is not much if you have a lot of things going on. [emphasis mine]Juvertson then jokes "You're like a slacker," and both of them laugh. :)In another interview [1], posted November 2014, Elon goes into more detail on the experience of working 100 hours a week:[You work a lot of hours.]Yeah. It's really varied quite a bit over time. These days it's probably 80, 85 hours per week.For a while there it was over 100 hours per week and that's just - that's a very high amount of pain. The difficulty and pain of work hours really increased exponentially. It's not linear. When the financial crisis hit in 2008/2009, it was just every day, seven days a week, morning till night and dream about work. It was terrible. Bad dreams.And in an interview Elon did with autoblog.com in September 2012, they ask Elon [1b]:"You're talking to [Tesla employees] on Saturday. Are they working seven days a week?"Elon replies:Right now we're working six days a week. Some people are working seven days a week – I do – but for a lot of people, working seven days a week is not sustainable. The factory is operational seven days a week but most people we only ask to work six days a week right now and, obviously, we want to get that to a more reasonable number. I think people can sustain a 50-hour work week. I think that's a good work week.If you're joining Tesla, you're joining a company to work hard. We're not trying to sell you a bill of goods. If you can go work for another company and then maybe you can work a 40-hour work week. But if you work for Tesla, the minimum is really a 50-hour week and there are times when it'll be 60- to 80-hour weeks.If somebody is hourly, they receive time-and-a-half but if somebody is salary, then we do cash and stock bonuses for going above and beyond the call of duty. So we try to make it fair compensation, but the general understanding is that if you're at Tesla, you're choosing to be at the equivalent of Special Forces. There's the regular Army, and that's fine, but if you are working at Tesla, you're choosing to step up your game. And that has pluses and minuses. It's cool to be Special Forces, but it also means you're working your ass off. It's not for everyone. [emphasis and added formatting, mine]However, it seems that has changed over time (see below).Leisure, and balancing work with his family and personal lifeIn an interview Elon did May 2013 (age 41) after D11 [4], Elon said he divides his week 50/50 between SpaxeX and Tesla, and saves the weekends for spending time with his five children.He shared that, as an example of what he might do on the weekend with them, he might build a model rocket or go see a movie with them. He also involved them in his version of the ice bucket challenge:He also likes to play video games [4].When asked what his favorite game is during a reddit conversation he did [5], he said:Hard to pick a favorite. I tend to like FPS with a story, like Bioshock, Fallout or Mass Effect, but was also a big fan of Civ [Civilisation, an Real-time Strategy Game] and Warcraft.He also mentioned that Kerbal Space Program (2011 game), a space simulator, "is awesome!", and during an interview in 2013 [6], said this about Bioshock:[As part of my interview, Elon is] teaching me how to play BioShock, an Ayn Rand–esque first-person shooter epic.“It talks about Hegelian dialectics being the things that determine the course of history,” Musk explains, his eyes fixed on the screen.“They’re sort of competing philosophies or competing meme sets, and you can look at modern history where it’s not so much genetics going into battle as a battle of meme structures.”Footnotes[1] Quote from a transcript (Shit Elon Says - Transcript - Tesla CEO Elon Musk) of this video. Video posted November 2014:[1b] In deep with Tesla CEO Elon Musk: Financials, Falcon doors and finding faults in the Model S("1b" because I don't want to go through and re-order my footnotes. Feel free to, though. :D)[2] Source: this video, at about 1 hour 6 minutes in.[3] Elon, in an interview with Steve Jurvetson, Tesla Motors investor, posted April 2014, Elon says (at 10 minutes 30 seconds in)[4] May 2013:[5] Early 2015:I am Elon Musk, CEO/CTO of a rocket company, AMA! • /r/IAmA(via Elon Musk, gaming supernerd)[6] March 2012:At Home With Elon Musk: The (Soon-to-Be) Bachelor Billionaire