According to study finds, half of Americans say that the fun in their lives has disappeared.

Reason.

48% of Americans say their lives are currently lacking in fun, and 12% can't recall the last time they had a full free day to enjoy themselves.

Too much stress.

Too much cost.

Cost is the single biggest obstacle with 57% citing budget constraints as the top barrier

followed by packed schedules, work obligations, and general burnout.

I can relate to all that.

Need a vacation.

Everybody gets a few weeks vacation at least, right?

Not everybody.

Nobody, not everybody gets vacation.

Not everybody can afford it.

They may get time off, but they may get time off.

It doesn't mean.

Yeah.

I don't know.

If you're owning your own business and you're a plumber,

all right? You can just take time off? Not everybody can just take time off. I was talking if you're a plumber, you're doing okay. Well, they probably take some time off. I think if you're a plumber, you're probably doing a friend. I was talking to a buddy, a buddy of mine, and I felt so bad for him. his daughter lives in California.

Okay.

He wanted to go and she's going to graduate in high school in two weeks. He wanted to go surprise her and show up at the high school graduation. Okay. It would have been cool. Yeah. Wouldn't that be awesome? Sure. Boss said, no, you can't go. We need you here. Oh, wow. That's brutal. Isn't that brutal? For a high school, like, that's a

milestone thing. I told the guy, said, why don't you tell your boss to go F off? I'm going to see my daughter graduate. I don't ever see her. I see her a couple times a year. I want to go see her, graduate high school, find somebody else to do my job for three days. He said, no, I don't know if he threatened to let him go if he actually

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