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I didn't even. I quite quit this bitch.

So it essentially is saying like, so you've been on the grind for so long that at some

point or another, you get like maybe a different perspective on life and you're like, you

know what? I don't want to. I guess you and I had this talk yesterday. I guess you're

just going to phone it in. You're just going to get the bare minimum done just to get a paycheck.

You're not going to like be lazy about what you're going to do what you're asked and not

above that. That's not phoning it in. That's doing your job.

All right. Just doing your job, right? Getting the job done. Not much, nothing more. You leave

it. And then you got a better balance of life because you're not grinding it out as

much.

This is the whole premise behind Beyonce's break my soul. So I've seen this trend with

millennials in Gen Z that are like, why am I going to break my back and go above and

beyond when I'm not going to get anything in return for it. So yes, the whole, you know,

hustle culture, depending on your position and what kind of job you have, it's like,

I'm going to do what I am mentally capable of doing for my own mental health. And so

I have a life. So you're not living to work or people are like working to live and living

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