Serious Things you learned during lockdown.

I learned to build costume website and some random codes/script.

I ended up learning how to set up a linux server and a windows virtual machine.

I've gotten better at cooking, does that count? Before I would eat out a ton, but now I actually make food I enjoy eating and it's not nearly as hard as I always sort of assumed it was.

What it is like to eat at home.

Since I dont cook and have eaten out ever day for every meal almost

I realized how boring life can be at sometimes. Humans are supposed to go outside most of the time, and just not going outside feels... weird.

I learned that with my reduce work hours. That people can live on a smaller spending budget. Its hard and not easy by any means, and forces you to really budget your paychecks.

I learned that I am nothing but a fucking loser without a working amazon account cracker/checker and their is literally no meaning in life or any purpose in living.

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also 1 morning I woke up and drank poison and nothing happened so I biked to 711 and ate a sandwich.

Really nothing, Im never stopped, I worked like always all days, it was in home, then It was really impossible try to do any new and in this situation any real changes in my life xD

I've always been great at managing my money but with the reduced hours, I learned how to maneuver with a smaller budget. I also began to invest more into my own talents and crafts.

Hey hmm i lean different computer lang to understand how games work and what i can do witht it :D