If those 12 hours is working on a farm that you own, I think that produces a very different outcome in the long run. If you can see a buildup of improvements an

If those 12 hours is working on a farm that you own, I think that produces a very different outcome in the long run. If you can see a buildup of improvements and a reduction of hours over the long haul. Build a shed or a barn, improve the well, build a fence to last, breed the next generation of cattle, plant an orchard, etc. Maybe these operations are hard to fund by themselves, but the popularity of farm-to-table consumption could help bring it back. Being a steward to the land can bring great meaning especially when also getting to raise a family in that situation. This is sort the situation that a lot of video games simulate, so doing it in real life might just work.