Ex-Tesla Worker Laid Off Story 4/15/24

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4/15 Monday
4:30am:
Opened my laptop, account was de activated. Thought it was just another IT problem, so didn't think anything of it.
5:00am
I usually check my emails while on my autopilot commute to work (1hr 30min drive)
Email read: "Unfortunately as a result, your position has been eliminated by this restructuring."
5:05am
Texted my manager, but he said "everyone got it, we'll get more info later"
5:50am
Tried to badge in, and the security guard took my badge and told me I was laid off
6:00am
Sat in my car in disbelief.
Tesla timeline:
07/22/2019 - 04/15/2024
About 5 years at Tesla. Half a decade!
At one point in 2023 I was even sacrificing sleeping in my car on work days just to avoid commuting to work. Showered at the factory and slept in the parking lot. Microwaved dinner in the break room.
Sacrificed a lot for the company. But this is just a small part of a chapter that is ending, and there’s a whole book waiting to be written. I’m only 29 years old and have a lot more career time in me.
I went from Production Associate, to Lead Production Associate, to being a Production Supervisor. Starting from the very bottom and worked my way up. Learned a lot of adapting to the ever-changing environment, to working with less but getting more done.
In the middle of my career, when I was a lead, I met the most funny and humble supervisor named Louie Afusia. Louie taught me about delegating, following up, and finishing through. He used to tell me: “listen to the people, not against them.” I even played semi pro football with him one Spring season. But he taught me a lot about leadership, and i’m glad to have met him in my career at Tesla. He was this huge Somoan USO, that had a good heart.
Louie passed away in 02/2023. He’s gone, but not forgotten.
How you make something last forever is you inspire the next generation and then the next. Always leave the place better than you found it.
One thing Tony Stark (Ironman) said in the movie Avengers Endgame:
“Part of the journey is the end”
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[@miguelpadilla31]

Moral of the story: These companies ain't loyal.

[@Jeremya74]

It's not so much about loyalty ..have you ever owned a business?..what are you supposed to do when you are loosing money and don't have the money to pay someone?

[@dii-N-sd]

That's the first mistake that most ppl make...thinking companies will be loyal.

[@JasonTaylor-po5xc]

This is not new. Companies that hired you directly from high school and you could count on retiring with a pension are long dead. Be your own job security. Don't climb someone else's ladder - build your own.

[@user-kh1ye2pt2h]

@@Jeremya74 Lol, but Elon wants his $50B in compensation!

[@The2ndFirst]

They're not charities.

[@thomasmorrison3279]

Don't let it get you down. I was laid off twice as an engineer and twice as a patent attorney. I am almost retired now. Just keep moving forward.

[@whatifschrodingersboxwasacofin]

I’m a retired attorney. Enjoy the last few years and MAKE SURE you have cultivated something to suck up all the hours and hours of time you’ll have on your hands. Something that doesn’t involve alcohol, preferably. I now play the guitar, sew, garden, walk the dog, and spend waaaayyyy too much time on youtube! 😂 And yes, I’m a guy - fabric and flowers haven’t been only for girls for decades. Fun to go out in sweats and t-shirts that I made myself. Especially when I get compliments. 😊

[@ramses4321]

@@whatifschrodingersboxwasacofin Good luck! I just retired 2 days ago. I worked on IT for 42 years. Still letting everything sinking in. Tomorrow i will do some guitar playing, renewing my passport in order to do some travelling.

[@scaramouche8244]

Things are different now old man

[@pestlund]

@@scaramouche8244thunderbolts and lightning very very frightening?

[@jesussavescars807]

Being a patent attorney is the hardest job one earth I can vouch for this one keep doing your thing buddy you have my props

[@jorgklatt396]

Man, you camped in your car to do 12+ hours shift for a year and this company doesn’t even bother to have a proper process to lay you off!? That’s straight up trash

[@Lexi_gem]

He needs to sue

[@shaz8486]

Disgusting! Not a good look for Tesla, but I would NEVER buy an EV anyway.

[@cascade5682]

Union representation would have steered the process in a humane way.

[@yeahbuddy92193911]

That's every company though, we are all just numbers. I learned this early on in life. They will lay you off in a heartbeat and not bat an eyelash or lose a minute of sleep about it. Actually they usually get rewarded with layoffs and management gets a bonus for doing so because it saves the company money.

[@meredithheath5272]

More like 5 years at Tesla, I think he said.... He was forced to make tough decisions - we wish him the Best, as he seems like a straight up kind of person

[@clarkkent2250]

Being a production supervisor and having a security guard be the first one to tell you you're fired is crazy.

[@alanrussell6678]

In the video he mentioned he received an email regarding his termination. He read it while on his drive to the facility. He just didn't believe it when he read it.

[@VA-gu1jq]

⁠@@alanrussell6678But then he texted his supervisor and he confirmed it and said everybody got one. I don’t get why after that he said might not be true and continued to try 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Gotcha-xy7fv]

This is how a company rewards loyalty. Always put your interests above the company.

[@firemarshal17]

Companies exist to make money for stockholders. You want loyalty? Get a dog.

[@TheCrusher72]

Loyalty and generosity are considered character flaws in the U.S today.

[@Gotcha-xy7fv]

@@firemarshal17 That sure wasn't what Elon wrote in his master plan.

[@LawrenceWood-sm9wp]

Corporations give a lot of Lip Service but at the end of the day, you have to be loyal to yourself. Corporations really don’t care about the employees. Job security is your ability to go out and find another job. Best wishes.

[@briananderson6142]

They did not buy you they rented you so they could give you back, so someone else could rent you.

[@dabaydestrian437]

I commuted 2-3 hours each way for 2 years. It ruined my health, my life, couldn’t go out, see family, nothing. I took a pay cut to work in town. Best decision ever.

[@BossInVegas]

Yeah that commute is insane you're not thinking clearly if you are doing 3 hours of commute a day plus that's probably close to 200 miles a day on the car

[@Gmail.comyama]

Yeah, I thought Uber was making those people drones to transport

[@Mack9077]

My commute was about the same and I did it for 6 years. I still remember the morning I realized I was done. I no longer make as much as I did with that job but my health and peace of mind is so much better now.

[@superm1guel]

This is pure facts.

[@endofquoterepeattheline7516]

That’s a lot of “commenting”

[@dmwalker24]

I feel genuinely very sorry for people who clearly dedicated themselves to a job, only to be treated this way. The ugly truth is that... the security guard at the door who wouldn't let you in, likely cared far more about you being laid off than the person who chose to lay you off. You deserve better. We all do. And there's nothing wrong with saying so. Wish you all the best.

[@bux49]

My Dad told me if you can ever get a Government job take it. You may not make a lot of money, but you will have a job. I followed his advice as a machinist and now have a wonderful retirement.

[@blahblahhhh2801]

I’m a Mailman😅

[@Rob9mm]

35 years at a national lab, could retire long ago but this IS rocket science

[@kathleenhazy6126]

Smart advice. Government ALWAYS expands, you NEVER hear of layoffs. Could be why our taxes are so high…………..

[@trainluvr]

@@kathleenhazy6126 Not high compared to most if not all other comparable countries (Europe, Australia).

[@BlackCultur3]

Idk about this advice. If you have a mediocre mentality then…. Yes

[@henriquegar800]

Never think you are indispensable. I worked at a utility company in different departments almost 30 years. My spouse and I always saved half our earnings so that if we lost our jobs we would not be devastated. We worked together, and accomplished so much. We retired with almost 2 million dollars. We paid off our home and cars before retirement. Make a plan , calm down and don't allow yourself to overspend. I hope that helps. Take care of yourself!!!!

[@mobeoner100]

I’m 41, quit my job 2yrs ago and went traveling. In those two years I learned that nothing truly matters, your car, your house, your life style there are people living with a lot less.

[@kimberlyhampton5332]

Good point

[@joeyhomewood]

What did you decide to do after traveling? Back to a similar job?I’m about to turn 41 myself and thinking about taking time off for more traveling

[@cockyhemi-123]

Doesn’t traveling cost money?

[@NicoMurillo]

True! I went to Bali last year September i felt the same thing you did People living in shacks but smiling with a good heart

[@Whyunounderstand]

Do you have kids ?

[@optimoprimo132]

My brother commuted and hour and a half to work and back for 15 years. 3 hours a day in car. He is also on salary and always gives it 110% and consistently puts in an hour or two overtime every day. 13 hour days, 2 kids in sports... Weekends full, weekdays full... Many unsung heroes out there working their tails off. I hope all of you out there like this find some rest and peace in retirement. Its a hard grind and it is taxing for sure.

[@NicoMurillo]

Sorry to hear that bro

[@WikiPeoples]

Sometimes that grind is actually what keeps you going. Know a lot of people who worked their ass off, rose up fast in their 30s, no kids, and now are just... burned out and not sure what to do with their life. They "made it" and nothing else is pushing them! So if your days are full, and you're on that grind, it aint the worst thing.

[@drstalone]

It's a problem if it's the grind that keeps you going, because then you will never find out what should keep you going when the grind ceases.

[@RoamTownGirl]

I was layed off from BofA after 10 years. Discovered being a Full Time RVer.It's been almost 7 years now. Thanks to Starlink, I can work remotly from almost anywhere. BEST LIFE EVER!!!

[@rdallas81]

Get it girl !

[@crand20033]

Where have you traveled? Do you ever stay in one place?

[@crand20033]

@@rdallas81 My wife told me she would never live in one of those with me. My financial advisor told me to buy a house, not a house trailer.

[@RoamTownGirl]

@@crand20033 My goal is to visit all the states (except Hawaii) and then RV through Canada too! So far I've done almost all the western states - CA, AZ, OR, WA, NV, NM, TX, SD, WY, ID, CO - so 11 so far. I'm currently in route to Niagara Falls, so NY & Maine are next up 😁

[@essel23fly]

I just realized KZbin is really one big therapy session

[@santarosahero]

Free therapy that actually pays you lots of money if you are willing to share your life.

[@magdelinem6962]

And for free 😂 I learned a LOT 🙏🤷

[@AnnMitt]

💯! Reading comments is both amazing and educational.

[@aday1637]

Like anyone cares. Kind of creepy.

[@RustyZipper]

Also a great place to sell overpriced merchandise and enter fake raffles

[@SergioLopez-jo9tg]

31 years old, young family living in senior apartments (don’t ask), fired, had $1360/month in unemployment. Wife and I started a landscaping company, fought through it, raised 3 kids. Through it all God was good 🙏 God be with you brother 👊

[@jeremiah4267]

why you living in senior apartments?

[@ojrivas6843]

​@@jeremiah4267 😂

[@Saila36]

​@@jeremiah4267😂😂😂😂

[@michaelsomething7674]

He already said dont ask about the senior home

[@Saila36]

@@michaelsomething7674 looks like somebody doesn't understand the sense of humor.

[@Ridemybike123]

I am recently retired engineering teacher, I have no mortgage (own my home), no car payments, zero credit cards. I did this by being cheap. I don't care about having the latest and greatest, I just get what I need to function and enjoy my life.

[@vapeking466]

The best thing my dad taught me was to be a tight wad with my money. Only drawback women don't like it! My mom left him when I was 7 for being a tight wad! However he died wealthy and mom passed completely broke or damn near. I don't mind sharing just don't want to be "used" like many men are today. My son's mother left me when he was just 3 but I believe it maybe probably primarily because most women well have "changed" and not for the better unfortunately. God help us as I know men and women need each other. 🙏

[@crand20033]

You never own a home. You will still be paying taxes, insurance and possibly HOA dues. No reason to pay off a mortgage if the payment is affordable.

[@KAYLOVE235]

You are right that being Fired is a game changer because it DOES light that fire! You are on your own, you have your own path and you can focus on you and ultimately DO ANY THING you want! 👁👁 GO NICO!!💪

[@ska8er888]

Hardwork and dedication 🎉

[@NicoMurillo]

Well said! Yeah, this lit the firing me because at any moment, any job no matter what employer you have may have the ability to do this So getting out of this rat race within a couple years makes sense to me. It may not make sense to others, but it does personally to me.

[@BigVStudio]

It's crazy how companies can ask you for a 2 weeks' notice before you leave, but treat some of their best employees like crap by canning them on the spot. Best of luck to you on your future endeavors my man. 👍🏾

[@lashlarue59]

That's the operative term is "ask". You obviously don't owe these companies anything. When you're ready to go just go because when they are ready to dump you they will do it instantly.

[@liddykat]

You don’t have to, but you do it so that you can leave on “good terms” and not burn bridges.

[@lashlarue59]

@@liddykat I have heard that term "burning bridges" my entire life and the bottom line is how much of your life do you want to spend kissing the ass of people who don't give two shits about you?

[@markmiller8903]

Every job ive been laid off from was a blessing. I ended up getting a better job every time.

[@Movieman1965]

​@@liddykatafter having worked at over 30 companies since I was 23, I can tell you that those bridges, you will most likely never ever cross over them again. I've never gone back because moving forward is where our future is waiting for us to arrive. ✌️

[@samus33529]

You said the craziest thing I've ever heard. "I work 6:30am to 6:30pm, but sometimes the job requires me to work over". 6:30am to 6:30pm is 12 hours, that's already way over. Be thankful they let you go. There's no amount of money they can pay you that is worth sacrificing your life in that way. I would serve fast food for minimum wage before I would commute 3 hours and work minimum 12 hours days.

[@mocheen4837]

I used to work 12 to 16 hour days along with weekends. It was really difficult to have family time. I switched to working 3 days a week from home now. I have gained over 40 hours a week with family. I can frequent the gym, go biking, work in the garden and hang out with my kids when they get home from school.

[@Vix8808]

Military is 12 hour shift everyday including weekends on deployment. No OT pay @ 25k salary. Civilian 12 hour shift is a walk in the park.

[@ADUSN]

@@Vix8808 Stop comparing suffering. Ex Navy here, and I don't compare military work to civilian work, there's no point.

[@julienturcot8112]

@@Vix8808 Does not mean it should be the norm. This is crazy

[@Alpha-Scythe23]

Tell that to all the Truck Drivers that get exploited like this on the daily

[@matthewfeatherston8982]

Don't bang yourself up to much.... I got a pink slip on a Friday afternoon, after I got done training my replacement , out of no where. I had no idea I was training my replacement and well it was scary as hell... At that time, I was a middle school math teacher. Needless to say, I ended up joining the military, found out I was good with computers, got my second degree in computer science, and ended up as a project manager for two programming projects... There were two things that kept me sane : 1. Bad things still happen to good people 2. Even though Tesla laid you off, you still acquired skills from that job that can be used in your new job

[@Scott-NCC1701]

Things are different now. I am a 63 yo Man with an associates degree. At 20, I was offered a job by IBM. Spent 12 years with them. Went on to a Government Job for the duration of my Career. Like you, I gave 100%. My point is, there were opportunities in those days. If you were a hard worker (like you) , you were valued and a survivor when things were bad. Now people are not valued. People are what makes things happen. If Tesla does not value people, then, ultimately they will fail. I am so sorry for your generation, as the lack of opportunity is so apparent now.

[@NickLango]

Thank you for sharing. One of the best things that’s ever happened to me was being laid off. It allowed me time to heal physically and mentally. Being laid off doesn’t define you; it’s merely a chapter in your journey. Use this time to reinvent, learn, and emerge stronger than ever. You’ve got this!

[@victorblock3421]

It's so hard for some people near the bottom.I'm fortunate I can afford not to work. Many people are a week away from real distress.

[@gravity-zero2917]

That's the positive side, negative side I'll be broke as heck, probably lose my house, wife, and kids. Easier said than done.

[@NicoMurillo]

Right! it's all perspective at the end of the day

[@xyx2977]

Your Tesla hat? Cap it. Put it in a box and forget about it. Battery change? Every EV will be difficult to sell if technology speculations are correct. But thinking of Tesla profits and listening to Tesla throwing great staff out? Wow. That's crazy.

[@kenposney4600]

Best thing to happen to you. Twenty years ago I worked for Sony, until layoffs. Move to a Microsoft/Qualcomm company (Wireless Knowledge), got laid off. Moved to Kyocera, got laid off. Moved to Kaua'i and did my photography business full-time, lived in a tent with my wife for three years while I went back to school, at age 52, for my electronics degree. Now we have a new house and a good job, but I don't take anything for granted. It can all be gone the next day. Spend time with family and friends, and take care of yourself first.

[@lr2834]

lol BS.. lived in a tent…

[@dcsj6837]

@@lr2834 People do it. Tents, cars, RVs

[@lr2834]

@@dcsj6837 yes but a tent for 3 years is a bit more extreme for a couple in their right mind to settle for.. but sure go ahead and believe everything you read without question

[@ska8er888]

When one door closes, another one opens...life goes on. It's part of learning and growing. You have the BEST mindset Nico! You will do great things inspiring the world!!!

[@kristoffsouffront1638]

Stop messing with these tech companies and go get a career that actually needs people.

[@bajarafa100]

I was at SpaceX for 9 years, never got a write up, every year i received great performance reviews, gave my weekends to the job, and in Feb 2024, I was let go for "poor performance"...i was out sick and my last check was delivered to my door. 9 years...i wasnt the only one

[@NicoMurillo]

Damn, I’m so sorry to hear that

[@shahoccalifornia7392]

Gave weekends to the job? that’s just so sad! This behavior enables employers like Tesla to abuse employees. You must have felt that giving them your weekends will keep you on their good side forever?

[@TheRubberStudiosASMR]

Musk sounds like a real dog

[@shahoccalifornia7392]

Musk is top shelf a hole & the ultimate grifter of tax payers money with all the federal subsidies. Anyone who is used to driving bmw or mercedes can never like his junk cheap made cars but he did capture the fresh graduates who thought of it as trendy or Toyota/Honda drivers of the previous decade who thought to save a buck. Depreciation & resale of tesla is already turning out to be pretty bad.

[@RandAmonium]

Tesla really lost a good employee, so they have no right to complain about the quality of the workforce. Nico, keep your eyes and ears open for every opportunity, and this moment in time is actually an eye opener, and now you will be out and about instead of locked up in a factory all day. You will do well, young man. Good luck. I'll be watching❤

[@double-you5130]

we only know one side of the story here.

[@RandAmonium]

@double-you5130 to be fair, his explanation was sincere, and without cussing or naming except the security guard and an email, it'st not fair

[@bradleypollack5658]

I was just Laid off from Black Bear Diner. I was a General Manager and I had a broke foot. They did not want to accommodate light duty, so they dug for a way to terminate my employment. Companies are unethical and corrupt.

[@jefesalsero]

Sociopathy. You'll will see it in action among members of management. They have sold their souls.

[@KMyer]

They look for anything now to keep control of you. That's why I tell people to keep your personal business out of the company as much as you can. They'll go digging, or have employees dig for dirt on you and use it to leverage themselves within the business. Sadly it's not about skills anymore, it's about your reputation.

[@soundlycreative]

I believe this is against the law.

[@SwampJuiceMead]

Wow. That sucks. I'll never eat there again. Thanks for the story

[@DD-rh2sz]

@@KMyer It probably works the other way too...People taking advantage of the company insurance, faking work injuries to get paid to be at home

[@VisitorsWelcome]

Don’t give up the house! Rent out a bedroom, possibly convert the garage to a rental unit, and screen those renters very carefully. You might cover your entire mortgage payment until you find another job.

[@IP0Monsturd]

Or you might get a house full of squatters who hide behind Governor Newsome and get to live in your house for years rent free!

[@danielrice5474]

Or he can live in his car and rent entire house out. Passive income is awesome.

[@suad01]

I agree. Surely he'll be better off building equity in this house rather than spending five years living out of a car?

[@3777177]

@@danielrice5474 Renting out a house is not passive income, that is false, alot of things can go wrong.

[@alexibarra4675]

​@3777177 are you restarted? If someone else is at the minimum paying his mortgage then that is money he has in his pocket for other things, he already said he throwing more money into stocks so it would be passive and a smarter idea than selling and wanting to buy in 5 years time when he's priced out again.

[@sallyseng123]

Start your own business. Find what you are really interested in. And go for it!

[@asappestcontrol1250]

Hey man, that’s what I tell. Everybody don’t do it for the money do it for what you love and you’ll never work a day in your life. Started my pest control business in 2007

[@AELwriter]

You will be happier . Trust .. toxic employer.. he does this often.

[@mikaeljordan1983]

Everyone is replaceable , don’t matter how hard you dedicate yourself to a company

[@jellis7042]

I feel you. 10 years with Tesla and I found out that I was laid off through a supplier. Hang in there bro! I was truly a gut punch

[@User0000000000000004]

FIFTY-SIX BILLION! That's a knee to the groin and an elbow to the face.

[@user-gc4zy2sr2g]

Wow, that is not a professional way of doing business at all.

[@KingTechHD]

Fired via email and confirmed via security guard. That’s ruthless. Tesla should be ashamed

[@Area51-is6vg]

Elon Musk used humans to build robots .Humans are now replaced by robots that they have build .By the way Elon Must can be voted out by board members and be replaced.I think Elon has a plan to build a home on the moon and move there with his wife children.

[@funguy1086]

Yea wtf.... seems like the company is too sissy to have the tough conversations with their employees. Instead they pay a bouncer to inform you????

[@julienturcot8112]

They are not working with humans but machines.

[@drewscruis]

You clearly have never worked in the auto industry.

[@MrJustinOtis]

That's not just Tesla that does that. It's the standard methodology for a lot of big corpos nowadays.

[@thesadboxman]

You set a great example by being positive in a tough situation. Your next company is going to be lucky to have you.

[@captainmikbee]

Always fight the good fight brother. Never let yourself down

[@1798iscomingback]

A friendly advise from an almost 30years veteran in the auto industry: NEVER assume next week will be like this week and things will be "normal" forever. ALWAYS assume bad things will happen and go vernment is there to screw you. YOUR PRIORITY should be YOU and your family. With that in mind, based on what I have learned in almost 30 years: 1 - Don't waste the $ you make working in depreciating things (like a car), INVEST your $ on things that will bring PASSIVE INCOME in order to achieve a passive income that is greater than your salary as soon as possible. 2 - Work on yourself in order that you will have your own business, if they are paying you $120K/year it is because what you produce with your work is worth way more so why not keep all the $ for yourself? 3 - Be prepared for bad times (lay offs, high inflation, diseases, accidents, etc). 4 - If you need to finance something that means YOU CAN'T AFFORD IT.

[@qwenqwen1476]

Words of the wise!

[@HenryBloggit]

The “go vernment” didn’t screw Tesla, Elon Musk screwed Tesla. The “go vernment” gave him billions in tax breaks and subsidized his car sales with additional billions. The “go vernment” did everything it possibly could to help Musk succeed and he STILL screwed it up, because he’s an idiot, and now everyone can see it.

[@marcfisher8165]

No appreciation for the years you committed to Tesla. You might look into getting a boat, living in a car really sucks.

[@rossr6616]

what does a Tesla layoff have to do with big, bad gubment? 🤡

[@keepgod1stloveyourself367]

@@marcfisher8165sure does

[@mikefleek9259]

I am now 65, most of my family worked in detroit area for auto related jobs. I went from an electrician to being a Registered Nurse. I was never out of work again. I recommend work or a trade needed by society regardless of the economy. Been there, it sux, but you will prosper.

[@Deetroiter]

Part of that 2008-2009 nursing wave? That was pretty much the only jobs we could get in Detroit during that time. MASSIVE influx of new medical workers that came from the trades/auto industry. We persevered in Michigan, this young man in the video will also persevere!

[@The_Food_Police]

My step daughter just completed her nursing degree and is now entering a $40 per hour position. No one on earth has ever said, "we don't need any more nurses". You'll have job security forever.

[@ADUSN]

@@The_Food_Police Being an RN is like working for the state, it's an admission you have no ambition and want easy street. Lame

[@bearcubdaycare]

​@@ADUSNI don't think that nurses have easy street.

[@burprobrox9134]

@@ADUSNsay you’re 15 without saying you’re 15. Nursing is an awfully difficult job for some, but there are definitely some cushy rn jobs too

[@kirkreiglori2434]

Hang'in there man. You'll make it through. There will be obstacles; but definitely, you will make it!

[@ultracellez1989]

I also work at a Top 10 company and this happened to me recently. The exact play by play, except I work remotely so not having my laptop pretty much shut down my access to what was going on. Luckily after seeing how these companies operate, I saved aggressively and planned for this outcome. After a week I was on a plane to Thailand and have been living happily on my savings for the past 2 months focusing on my health and updating my skillset.

[@trfisher78]

My younger brother lived in his truck with a camper cover on it in San Francisco for a year. He bought a membership at a 24hr gym so he could park his truck over night and shower without being hassled. He later bought an old sailboat for less than $10k that came with a slip. Slip rent was $300 a month. You weren't allowed to stay on the boat over night, but he would. So, there are options out there especially if you're single. He lived on the sail boat for several years. Now he owns a home in Eureka.

[@bradleyjohnson6107]

What you are describing is homelessness or migration to a poorer country. This is not a solution.

[@alp3781]

Great idea. You just gave me a great tip. I am glad I watched this video.

[@cindland]

You own a boat and pay rent to moor but you can’t stay overnight there??? That’s crazy. Kinda like owning an rv and renting a spot but you can’t sleep in the trailer overnight. Very stupid.

[@rolandthethompsongunner64]

They’re cracking down on boat dwellers everywhere now.

[@rolandthethompsongunner64]

@@cindlandWhy not take the boat out and anchor it somewhere then sleep in it ?

[@vbaumann]

Dude... Commuting 3 hours? Sleeping in your car? Working 6:30am to 6:30pm? You should be more than "happy" you got laid off and be able to do something new. Thats criminal. I am a German who recently moved to North Carolina. I am spoiled by good companies and labor laws from Home. Let me tell you... there are pretty good American companies who share my values. Living costs in NC are pretty good. Nobody should live in the car.

[@MoonayMultipliar]

Wo arbeitest du?

[@jefesalsero]

@@MoonayMultipliar Vas ist das?

[@professional2.09]

12 hour days for 120k. Stupid

[@lisamarielund6292]

@@MoonayMultipliarHe was laid off from Tesla.

[@doctordetroit4339]

Problem is Germany is now too expensive for Germans.....and it;s getting like that in the US.

[@slayden633]

It’s crazy to me people buy houses and cars working at the Tesla factory in Fremont. It used to be Numi and the same thing happened. I used to work at Tesla but I was in the engineering side in Palo Alto and let me tell you anyone working in the factory is just a number man. I was in all those meetings and once I moved into management and seen how things were looking I was out ✌️

[@joesurfer6571]

I have a mechanic/electrician coworker that moved from SoCal to NorCal. Left his family at LA while he worked (Not gonna say which 24-hour production company I work for, but it makes millions of dollars a day on a rotating shift schedule. Overtime Hours are absolutely absurd, you can pretty much work as many OT if you wish). So the guy camped in his car for 14 straight weeks, working 16 hours a day (double shift), that’s right, 110 days straight days working 16 hours each day while camped in the parking lot, took his showers at the factory and ate in town. He finally moved his entire family when he a got house. Talk about sacrifice and determination. But if you think that’s crazy, I have another coworker that worked 16hours a day for more than 200 consecutive days! His only advantage was his home is less than 1 mile from the factory. He could have worked 365 days straight if he wished. It’s actually normal for employees to camp at my work, I myself on a 3day stay instead of wasting 2 hours drive back and forth. It’s tough, but when you see that massive check each week supporting your family, it’s a great feeling and amazing accomplishment.

[@NicoMurillo]

YES! See im not the only crazy one haha theres tons of people doing this some sre just keeping it quiet

[@ska8er888]

Wow amazing! Talk about hard work, grit, and dedication 🎉🎉🎉😢😢

[@LAFlicks]

In 2018 I decided to buy a Ford transit van. I lived in it half finished for 2 and a half years or so. Only Bill was my van and my phone. My girlfriend, my dog, and I took the plunge and saved up enough money to save for equipment for my media production business. Today I make over 200K a year. I was making less than 35k a year stuck in the rat race of bills, and paychecks. It pays to take a pause and get out of the rat race that is "life."

[@missymyers7043]

What’s a media production business? Sorry for my ignorance but wondering how it’s making you 200K a year?? Thanks for sharing.

[@monacobenedict8991]

What I take away from your succes story is Team Work You, your gf and your dog 👍

[@Bmwguy2011]

@@missymyers7043that’s brilliant. But few young people are willing to make the sacrifice that you did.

[@NicoMurillo]

Wow! See im trynna do that!

[@stardark9mc]

this is tough

[@vee985]

Tough break! Unfortunately loyalty is a one way street with corporations. All the best to you.

[@Movieman1965]

You said it! Focus on looking out for number one! Yourself and your family. 👊

[@user-et4eu5fd8l]

STAY STRONG BUDDY - FROM SOUTH AFRICA - ALL WILL WORK OUT JUST FINE FOR YOU

[@NicoMurillo]

Thank you for the kind words of encouragement

[@caltiki3090]

You have class and have a greatfull heart. I’m 70 and have been there. Will be sincerely praying for you. I always saw it as an opportunity in this type of situation and believed a new chapter will present it self. If I was hiring you would be working tomorrow. Hang in there dude.

[@NicoMurillo]

Thank you so much! For every lesson there is a blessing

[@jennyhammond9261]

What a joke of a company!!! They don't even have the guts to call you in and talk to you in the office??? They make all of your stuff stop working!?!?!

[@Immigrationsituation]

That's any business. Cause if you allow the person you just fired to keep doing work stuff. Well they might do bad stuff. Wake up baby. That's life

[@user-gc4zy2sr2g]

At the very minimum, he should have received the termination email prior to everything being shut down. I find this extremely unprofessional.

[@Dulc3B00kbyBrant0n]

@@Immigrationsituation u miseed te poient

[@Immigrationsituation]

@@Dulc3B00kbyBrant0n I'm sorry I don't need to be coddled while being fired. I've been fired. It's ok. I do know most now need to be coddled for their feelings. Man up, deal with it, move on, do better things in life.

[@ramses4321]

@@Immigrationsituation I live in a country where if you are fired it's common you keep working for 1 or 2 months before actually leaving the company. I have never heard of this damage you are talking about. After all not everyone is a criminal.

[@rustywalleye2875]

In October 2019, my wife and I left Minnesota with 2 inches of snow on the ground. We left with a couple rusty trucks, our dog, camping equipment and as many tools as we could bring. We were renters and no one would rent to us down here in Tennessee so we did the gypsy life for 1.5 years. Lived out of an 8x10 trailer and a storage unit until we could get a mortgage on a fixer upper. It sucks breaking down an ego but it's always the better decision than existing in a crisis. Nothing is going to be easy but you may find it better moving to another state. Never quit!

[@CariMachet]

California is death

[@jasonsantos4915]

Man sorry to hear all of this but I'm gonna start living in my Model Y soon too! It beats having to pay rent! But it's good that you got a 5 year plan. Good luck with everything!

[@NicoMurillo]

Ayee we are on the same path!

[@jeffmoore7828]

Ive been where you are bro. The lesson I learned was this: Never ever love something that doesn't love you back. You got too comfortable at Tesla. You should have been looking for the next best thing while there, build your resume and been looking to move on, cause Tesla did. Tesla did not love you as much as you loved them. Br loyal to yourself bro!

[@NicoMurillo]

Speaking facts, man

[@alanrussell6678]

@@NicoMurillo Hopefully you were able to accumulate some shares/options of Tesla stock when you first started working there. You have a nicer car than I do.

[@desimo147]

I don't drive a Tesla. I drive an old Honda. If I get let go by my work, nobody is coming to repo my car. It's paid off. Also, if I get laid off, I'm not worried about how I'm going to pay my bills. I took the money I didn't spend on getting cars likeTeslas and invested it over the years. You do what you want. I sleep good at night.

[@user56gghtf]

Humility is golden. Sometimes we see I, I, I. When it's God. God. God. Just because you're blessed and are protected doesn't mean someone else didn't do something right. It just means their battle is different than yours. Solomon reigned as king in peace yet David his father dealt with many conquests. Does that mean Solomon, David's son, was a better king than his father? No.

[@gercio2782]

In 2005 a got divorced, almost lost the house, had to pay child support (x 3), got laid off and no help from no one, no sympathy. I struggle for years, cheap meals, and cheap entertainment got me through. 19 years later I still can’t buy a house, but I have a good job. I don’t make much, but I m surviving. I re-married and we have been able to purchase a condo in Mexico. Looking forward on getting out of here soon. Good luck to you.

[@NicoMurillo]

Ohh no sorry to hear :/ we all have a pain and struggle that we go through.. shoot I lived without electricity and hot water for 3 months when I was in 7th grade because my parents couldn't afford the bills..I think life throws us lemons, and we just need to make lemonade with it!

[@kingjustice1831]

“I re-married” = mistake #2. I made that mistake as well, so I’m not coming down on you, just be careful with the 2nd wife.

[@gercio2782]

It was not a mistake, we get along well. We dated for 5 years, now 11 years happily married.

[@kingjustice1831]

@@gercio2782 that’s fair and I sincerely hope it’s lasts forever because it is possible. The last part I’ll add is that most (70%+) divorcees are initiated by women, while most men thought “they” (read: he) were happy. Good luck!

[@optionmillionairebstudios]

Marriage is a scam. That sucks man.

[@GaryInSoCal]

That's what I felt like when I got laid off by Rockwell in Downey after being there for 9 years... they lost their shuttle contract with NASA and I was walking out the door with dozens of people in my building. Many any of them had been there for 15+ years... :(

[@NicoMurillo]

That’s the way the cookie crumbles

[@crand20033]

I bought a large house and lost my engineering job within a month. I had 7 bedrooms so I rented them out and I have managed to hold on to my car and house for the last 24 years even through a divorce where I was evicted from my own house for 8 months.

[@NicoMurillo]

Smart man! But sorry to hear about the divorce

[@crand20033]

@@NicoMurillo I had some luck that's all.

[@mpgofast]

I got fired many years ago, so I started my own business, Guys like you are too motivated to work for someone else, take what you know and like and GO for it

[@kannermw]

First thing I would do as laid off Tesla worker is no longer promote their brand. Throw that Tesla hat in the garbage and move on. As far as the car you may have gotten a deal but time to cash out and build a new identity once you have a new job. Also, living in Commiefornia is lunacy. Lastly never take a job more than 1 hour commute from home unless on a temporary badis. That's not living it is just existing.

[@barbaragraceful]

I hear you but as a fellow Californian there are often many reasons you can't move, family, a business, etc. There are islands of sanity here (north San Diego county where I am, not too bad). Most all corporations operate like this, am disappointed they didnt do a more respectful process though.

[@Keepgrinding3173]

Why many people seem to be moving to Texas,Colorado and Nevada. The cost of living and housing in California is just beyond ridiculous.

[@3777177]

Outstanding comments and advice...dump the Telsa bulshit...

[@spencerbungard4962]

Perfect advice.

[@kannermw]

@@barbaragraceful If you were already in housing market 20 years ago it may be different story. The nicities of California does not triumph over exhorbitant cost of living and taxes. If you want to succeed in America you do not live in a state that caters to elites, is filled with anti-business legislation, and supports illegal immigration.

[@timtebowfan628]

I was working for a for profit school that claosed its doors in 2019. They sent me a 15 celebartion gift and the next day they closed the school. I could not be upset because everyone had been fired. Layoffs had started 5 years earlier and everyone knew it was coming. I was just lucky to make it to 63 in the job. Companies dont care about you and I hope this guy wakes up.

[@jivepatrol6833]

I'm very sorry to hear of your job loss. I am retired as an engineer for a major OEM and have seen first hand just how brutal the auto industry can be. In any case, keep the faith because you seem like a very conscientious and bright young man! You can take your skills and abilities to another company and thrive! I think the way you and your colleagues were terminated was both inhumane and cold. Kind regards and I wish you all the best!

[@kondor99999]

I can tell you’re going to be successful whatever you do. Psychiatrist here, but also ret USAF Major. You got this.

[@SoCalJasonland]

Why are you still wearing that fugly hat?

[@robertruschak7083]

Start up an electric company & takeover

[@NicoMurillo]

Thank you!! Gotta keep moving forward, and pivot!

[@tangotea7192]

🇱🇷

[@Matthew.D.Evangelista]

First video I’ve seen from your channel and just want to let you’ll know you be just fine. You got the right mindset, you’re smart, and have a good heart. That goes a long way. Your worth than gold, brother ✊🏼

[@philipmartin3075]

I feel for you bro. You are smart to live in your car. I wish you the best. I believe you will continue to do good.

[@Glasscitycarnerd]

You have a great attitude and work ethic. Taking what most would view as a devastating setback and seeing the opportunity in it shows that you will be a success at what you choose to do.

[@NicoMurillo]

Thank you positive vibes

[@Jaiken28]

I came across this video by accident and it was a reality check that hit me. We work all these hours of day to keep above poverty and everything can go at the blink of an eye. I'm sorry this happened to you, you deserve better and I know you won't accept this lying down.To God we give the glory and grace and mercy and he will give you the love, strength and support 🙏🏿 bro. You gained a supporter and subscriber today and beyond.

[@leonardsensui7835]

Your attitude is top notch! Being let go always is a downer, but your outlook and plan is solid! Wishing you the best!

[@neelvsheth1]

Definitely made me emotional listening to this. You got it man. Do what you love and what makes you happy.

[@oscarvenegas2420]

This story has my name in it! After 25 years I lost my job, I managed to pay off my house in San Diego, but just the property taxes and monthly bills are making me want to go live in my van or to a cheaper state or country… Absolutely no loyalty from companies.

[@ska8er888]

Amazing 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@NicoMurillo]

You never know if you don’t try Better to have tried and failed then to have not tried at all and be in the same place

[@TheNotMeTube]

This plant has a way of turning people’s lives upside down. Happened in ‘82 when GM shut it down. Happened again in 2010 when NUMMI shut it down. But both times, it was much different than this, employees got advanced notification. GM allowed their employees to transfer to other plants. NUMMI gave us 8 months notice and offered retraining and job search assistance and retention bonuses for those who stuck around until the end. I guess this is the new way when Tesla has a reduction in force. Best wishes in your new adventures!

[@kun6fupanda]

I remember having relatives and friends going through the GM layoffs in Los Angeles. GM paid for technical training courses at ITT. So a bunch of employees took IT courses and got into that field. Sucks how Tesla just let their employees go. I wonder what is the severance package if any?

[@1416vincent]

@@kun6fupanda 2 months and for some a lump some of 15 to 20k

[@AmazingAirshowVideos]

I bought a Nova then a Prizm built at the NUMMI plant. They were both AMAZING cars. Incredibly well built. Both lasted 1/4 million miles. You guys were awesome!

[@dirostudios]

I got laid off with thousands of people from a great job in 1985 working at Carrier Air Conditioning factory in Syracuse New York. The whole factory and support business all shut down destroying central New York. At the time I had a young wife and 3 kids. I was devastated 😳. A month after, I visited my cousin in Los Angeles for a few weeks, scouting for work. The 1st day I found a job making 2.5 x the salary I was making in New York. I quickly moved my family to LA. My wife, family and friends were sad we were moving but you couldn’t get a job even delivering pizza 🍕 in upstate New York at this time. Today all is well, my kids are grown and successful, I’m retired, still working part time and enjoying life in with everyone in beautiful Southern California. Get a new job ASAP move to the work as you always need Cash Flow, the life blood of living today. Love and Blessings brother ❤️🙏😎

[@oluwafisayoadekoya1042]

Lived in Syracuse from 2013-2017. Everyone told me it was once a great city and repeated the Carrier story.

[@TheBadGuy69]

What happened to ur wife?

[@difencrosby]

I’m from Syracuse 4th generation born and raised. It’s interesting to me that I have no relatives remaining in CNY. Everyone left during the 90s

[@iPlaneFun]

Cuse!

[@felistine]

Can’t wait to follow you. Here for the ride. Good luck. 🍀

[@DT-lx9dq]

The moral of the story is DO NOT CAMP IN THE PARKING LOT AT YOUR JOB. Rent a room, get a studio, get a roommate, or sleep at a shelter-anything except sleeping in your company's parking lot. It does not matter if you're in an expensive vehicle and hold a decent job title.

[@NicoMurillo]

Eh i did it anyways Easy money

[@vegasdancer007]

Thank you for sharing your story. I respect your decision, and your transparency. Good luck!

[@johnrowlette7430]

I am 66 years old. Commuted 2.5 hours every day into Chicago for over 30 years. If you want to get ahead of the rest, you gotta do it. You have a good attitude and we're very professional not to knock Tesla. Things change with companies and tough decisions are made. The least favorite part of my job was closing offices. But all those people ended up with better positions. You will do fine. You have a great attitude and demeanor. Stay positive. I am not sure that living in your car is the answer. And only 5 years in the market is not going to make you wealthy. That's takes a much longer time and that money you invested is the very last thing you touch. You don't want to live on it unless you're forced to. Find a place that you can afford and try and have three-six months of cash in the bank in case something happens again. And it probably will. It's the world we live in. Live within your means. I am seeing to many people buying homes, and cars that they really don't need. My first mortgage interest rate was around 14% back in the 80's. So I bought what I could afford. Keep up that smile and attitude, you'll land on your feet. Nothing comes easy in life! ❤

[@SurpriseMeJT]

No offense but the world you began working in is not the same as it is today. Also, you likely ended your career during the best 10 year market run in history.

[@Thomas-mv2ir]

😊​@@SurpriseMeJT

[@robertanna9964]

Do you have any idea of the cost of housing in California?

[@TheChubbyd07]

14% in the 80’s. Cool, what is the average household income vs median housing cost?

[@XtheLostGen]

It doesn't work that way anymore. College debt, housing prices & cost of living have made that dream a thing of the past. Skip college, learn a trade. Be your own boss & Gen Z's, you'll have a better shot. But don't buy into boomer propaganda that keeps you in a hamster wheel. And why would you want to go to college when the university presidents are calling in the cops to beat students when they protest their university dollars supporting genocide?

[@aceyorba]

After all the inflation this year in Taxifornia I think a lot of people are thinking the same thing. Less is More Keep us posted

[@ska8er888]

Desperate times call for Desperate measures unfortunately 😢😢

[@medwayhistory3101]

You are definitely motivating and inspiring others; sorry to hear your situation but it is the company’s loss and an all too common reality as the economy accelerates into the “hard landing”. The cost of living is demoralizing and surreal. Keep the updates coming! Good luck everyone!

[@NicoMurillo]

Yeahh it was unfortunate

[@Munoobi1]

All power to you man. You seem like such a legit and down to earth guy. I truly wish you the best. Keep fighting.

[@williamleonardo8478]

I have worked in the construction industry for 47 years I have helped a lot of companies be very successful as a heavy duty repairman mechanic I have been laid off so many times for doing a good job and getting everything fixed thinking that the company would be loyal to me they are not loyal that's why whenever I have another chance and a company comes to me with a better opportunity I quit I do not give a 2-week notice because they will never give you a 2-week notice when they lay you off but they will cry and whine because why didn't you give them a 2-week notice every time I was laid off I was laid off instantly and that was shity have a nice day

[@NicoMurillo]

Yeah 2 week notice should go both ways

[@lisaw6199]

Losing your job is the Universe's way of telling you that you have the wrong job. Hang in. Your life will improve after you get through this!

[@mrxiong2567]

2 hr drive to work? That's insane.

[@Mark-jb9hx]

Then imagine doing that for Elmo?

[@macfou144]

He wants a chance to suhk Elon off

[@joelmulawa3181]

Agree living more than 30 mins from work never works out in the long run.

[@IowaNinersFan]

Normal commute for Commiefornia if you want to have nicer and newer homes away from the hoods.

[@clearererick]

I used to do that in my first job stuck in Atlanta traffic haha 😆

[@CANNIMAGINE]

As a 69-year-old guy, I can tell you it has always been tough for most people. I was from Detroit where people were always getting laid off. You just have to decide what is most important to you, and right now you are young so you may not know yet. Housing and bills have always been there but I think there are more options now for people. You can buy or build a small place off the grid and still have the comforts of life. I lived and traveled in a van camper for over a year and it was great. I wasn't working during that time so it was like a long vacation. Good Luck...

[@sarahbilling2456]

Nico your mindset is gonna move you far beyond your wildest dreams. You’re an inspiration.

[@FreeVideoGames_]

Wow you are keeping your hopes up so well! 😊 thank you for such encouragement!

[@Lizzard-t]

Sometimes getting laid off ignites a fire that burns fierce and it's done it to you.your young and you have a vision.thats fantastic and i hope it inspires others. Ignore the negatives or embrace them because they give you more fire to prove them wrong. Well done.

[@abdulquadriolawin6585]

I'm so proud of you, brother! Some good things coming in your future! Your attitude defines you, and i can see greatness in your future. I love how you don't take these setbacks to heart. You got this, bro

[@michaelphan8832]

You r not alone my man. You r still young so I am sure u will be OK. Good luck!

[@NicoMurillo]

Thank you I am only 29 and single so I have a lot of years ahead of me

[@jntx937]

Hi Nico, hats off for your calmness. I have no doubt that you will land on your feet and thrive wherever you go next. Remember, tough times don't last, but tough people do. Use this as an opportunity to reassess your goals, refine your skills, and pursue new opportunities that align even more closely with your passions and aspirations. Be optimistic to attract new happier energy, I truly wish you well.

[@NicoMurillo]

Aw thank you so much for the kind words! On to bigger and better things

[@hansraub8663]

I worked at the Nummi factory for 9+ years, it was a Great job, but too stressful, demanding and to many hours. I was Scared after I quit! On hindsight it was the Best decision I could have made. Life after that factory was much better ! Wishing You and Your family all the very best !

[@krzysztofduszkiewicz565]

Quitting Nummi must've been like escaping Auschwitz......I admire your courage.

[@hansraub8663]

@@krzysztofduszkiewicz565 Yes it was, I think I was just days away from getting my Heart Attack ! Otherwise no regrets, it was a good job !

[@robertanna9964]

Nummi was notoriously GM's worst production facility on every measure.

[@tigergray1100]

What do you do now for a living?

[@Stevev359]

This is why I moved out of CA in 2023. The grind, the cost of living, the insane taxes. It was no longer worth it. Born and raised in CA all my life too. Before I left, family and friends would tell me, “the grass is not always greener on the other side.” I didn’t care. I needed a new beginning and a new perspective in life. You’ll never know what works best for you in life if you never take that chance and leap. Thank you for sharing your story and wishing you all the best and success in the future!

[@ADUSN]

California is the new Brasil, great if you're rich living in an enclave and a third world country if you're not

[@Gamesso1slO0l]

screw CA, people are fake and to be honest change of season is nice. There are prettier places ALL over this country as well. Nothing special about CA.

[@woodrmp1]

But you can’t make that kind of money anywhere else. 120k for a production line supervisor? Double most places…

[@Stevev359]

@@woodrmp1 I’m making a little under that in WA. There are plenty of opportunities outside Tesla and CA that’ll pay that much. Just gotta look for them and put in the effort.

[@josesegura2520]

Same, I left CA in 2021. I'm surprised how much more money I'm able to save. It's not getting burned away by insane rent prices, gas prices, and food cost. I never realized how much CA really screwed us over until I got out.

[@double-you5130]

sorry to see a loyal guy like you to be treated like this. having said that after watching you entire video looks like you have a life plan and hopefully in less than 5 years you will be set for life. good on you. i wish i had friends like you, or any at all lol. bless you young man. hope all works out.

[@binkding]

Thanks for posting and expressing your thoughts and emotions. I'm glad to have watched your video.

[@benlayno774]

Tesla share holder here. I had no idea what Tesla employees go through every day. Very enlightening. Thank you for sharing your work life at Tesla. Stay strong. You are a hard and dedicated worker, I'm sure you will find another job and be successful at it.

[@arnoldss383]

We work hard at the service centers too.

[@Korupshn]

Tesla work is easy. The hard part is getting the appropriate sleep in order to do another 12 hr shift. Either 3x one week or 4x the following week.

[@tigergray1100]

​@Korupshn depends which department you work at.

[@kyletavarez]

As a struggling engineering student , this is the video I needed right now. I love to hear your story and persistence. Keep pushing! Everyone’s path is different

[@devo237]

My son went to Alabama and majored in EE. It was hard but he loves his job. He has been out over 2 years. He works with the Air Force on air launched weapons.

[@larryjones9773]

When you are employed, get an apartment close to work. A long commute is the biggest reason people leave a job. I had a 20 minute commute, but regret not getting a house closer to work.

[@ojrivas6843]

My son is a mining engineering student. My advice to him (and now to you even though you didn't ask 😂) is finish school, get a job, live below your means, save, invest, travel, meet many people from all walks of life, stay out of unnecessary debt and buy a house. If you ever get laid off or feel the need to quit a job you hate then it will be very easy to do. At the very end of the list is getting together with someone. Make sure your goals align and think very hard about whether ypu want a traditional lady or modern girl. Do Your best and forget the rest. You got this

[@anastacioiii4047]

Go into Medical, not engineering.

[@davidrumbelow]

Don't let it get you down. I was a key account rep for a major multi national, got laid off with a corporate buy out. Then I got another job and a year later same when new employer was bought out. So I looked for a job I would like to do and requalified as a tour guide. I started working for myself. I started in a VW Rabbit taking tourists, the an 8 seater. I created a job out of nothing. It was the best job I ever had. When I retired I was the top preferred supplier for the city of Cape Town. People paid me to enjoy myself.

[@vivianidelacerda9708]

Man, you are a great person with such positive mind set. I really respect you and the way you live your life. Kudos to you. All the best to you and to all who lost their jobs anywhere, anyhow, anytime.

[@NicoMurillo]

I pray for everyone out there thats in s similar situation as mine 😓

[@marcacosta4529]

A blessing in Disguise, these companys think they own us dont give them your life when they can replace you when yours is up.

[@Mysklz]

Thanks for sharing brother, hang in there. I was laid off in April as well. It was the best thing that’s happened to me. I am now part of an amazing work community. I started my own KZbin channels that I was too intimidated to do before. Success is not measured by how high you fly but how high you bounce! You got this!

[@socialeconomicpoliticalana1128]

Thanks for telling your story. You will succeed in life because you have never give up positive attitude and are dedicated to what ever you do. Tesla on your resume will open doors for you. I am in the finance field and worked in Silicon Valley for about five years, it was a great experience, it was all good, even the tough times. For a couple of years, I lived in an RV sometimes parked next to Google headquarters, although I did not work at Google. I prepped food at work, took advantage of the free meals that the employer offered from time to time and ate the left overs and showered at the company. I also was laid off a couple of times, but I always found work and eventually got into better positions. After being laid off during the 2008 economic crash, I moved to the Sacramento area for temporary work. When that term finished, I moved to LA. Then I moved back to Silicon Valley for a few years. Now I am in a senior financial reporting position living in LA but working remote for a company in San Diego.

[@1969murillo]

Nico's parents here...than you for those kind words about our son...your grit & perseverance are truly inspiring...best regards Manuel & Sylvia

[@jamodalamo]

Appreciate your candidness and honest story. Best of luck to you in the future bro!

[@avantiwellnesspodcast]

I read your Linkedin post and send my sympathies. I got laid off and started my KZbin and Podcasts. It took a long time for me to get monetized but I finally did and got my first payment in April 2024. It's awesome! Are you already monetized with 4K subscribers? Good luck!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@NicoMurillo]

Not yet! I used to post a lot of videos during my post college days! I gotta learn how to monetize and affiliate marketing!

[@avantiwellnesspodcast]

@@NicoMurillo I recommend you do more livestreams. They get marketed more by youtube. I have over 700 videos. 500 have been within the last 6 months. Good luck!

[@Kac2rhyme2]

​@@avantiwellnesspodcastWow 500 in 6 months

[@sosaucy187]

@@NicoMurillogo to gm careers Arlington Texas group leader is available. Your first problem is escaping the rat race in cali. I lived in San Jose yea Texas is different but I own a home and have 300k in stocks working in stamping. That commute will kill u. It’s to much. You can buy a home cheap in Texas

[@stuartburns8657]

Wonder if pre-layoff he was going to vote to approve Elon's 50+ billion payout deal? If yes wonder if that's changed now?

[@smtpgirl]

I make 6 figures and DON'T HAVE THAT STRESS. NOPE, been there, done that. NO JOB IS WORTH THAT, you're burnt out and then something happens. GOT OFF OF THAT hamster wheel 10 years ago. BEST decision I ever made. I HAVE MY LIFE BACK!!

[@Korupshn]

What do you do if you don’t mind me asking?

[@4lan]

@@Korupshn un-hamster

[@PacificNorthwest360]

Same with us, after chasing that Fiat our whole marriage we finally got State government jobs. We won’t get rich but $150+k and low stress is worth it.

[@M-dv1yj]

@@PacificNorthwest360that is as disgusting as joining a gang to rob people. 150k government jobs… bet ur lazy ass is a leftist communist who voted Biden 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@thecollectorinvesting]

@@PacificNorthwest360 Unfortunately State and County jobs will have mass layoffs starting in 2026. It's all part of the cycle.

[@Ccrow78789]

Super sad the way this went down. I can tell you are a super high quality person/employee. You will be grabbed up by another great company very soon. Best wishes.

[@PositiveMommaLife]

Smart guy. Good heart. Great work ethic. You’ll be alright

[@MoneySavingVideos]

I got laid off and the next job 6 months later paid double what I had been making! You seem like a real nice guy so try to look forward not back but it is nice to vent.

[@tigergray1100]

What kind of job do you do now?

[@MoneySavingVideos]

@@tigergray1100 That was a long time ago. I retired at 55 as a chemical engineer.