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Does Patrick Have a Job?
Does Patrick Have a Job?
Chloe Bennett••5 min read
He holds no form of occupation except for several very brief stints working at the Krusty Krab and at the Chum Bucket in a variety of positions, and mostly spends his time either clowning around with SpongeBob, catching jellyfish with him, or lounging beneath the rock under which he resides.
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Moreover, what is Patrick Star's job?
Pat No Pay: Patrick Star had to make enough money to replace his bill. He destroys the Krusty Krab with trash. 20,000 Patties Under the Sea: He is the assistant manager to SpongeBob as the restaurant mobile to bring Krusty Krab to the people. He also has a job for working in the kitchen.
One may also ask, how old is Patrick? Patricks birthdate is 19th July 1984. Even if they did age like humans, Patrick was never 12 when Spongebob was 8. Patrick is 71 in “Starfish years”.
Similarly one may ask, does Patrick work?
No, it is unknown how he pays taxes and feeds himself. In one newer episode, Spongebob gets fired from the krusty krab and Patrick tries to show him that living without a job is fun.
Is Patrick Star mentally disabled?
Patrick is on disability and he cannot get a job of his own. Whenever he tries to work with SpongeBob he is turned away because he is incredible of actually working. The citizens look down upon him because he is mentally disabled.
Not just that, in an interview with Fashionista.com in February 2016, he insisted that he felt so different as a boy, had a turban, and was a gay. However, in September 2016, he opened more regarding his gender through a Youtube video.
Note: The life of a sea sponge is only about 20 years, so no matter what, Spongebob has some special quality that has allowed him to live this long. The fact that no one seems to care that he's 1.5x the normal age at which a sponge will die implies that the characters are aware of his immortality.
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