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That satisfaction vs. being bored thing is a matter of mentality, or maybe lutheran/calvinist work ethics, deeply engrained by societal standards. There is so
by LargoLasskhyfv 5y ago
That satisfaction vs. being bored thing is a matter of mentality, or maybe lutheran/calvinist work ethics, deeply engrained by societal standards.
There is so much wrong with that. Not the least because it IS boring!
Besides that, do we know how he lives? How many personal assistants he has? Who is cleaning his hous(es)? Making his bed? Cooking? When did he ever prepare his own sandwich the last time? Been shopping groceries? Stood in line at some DMV, waiting to get a new license plate for a car? Does he even do that anymore? Do you think so?
I don't. And because of that any demands of his workers to suck it in, while denying them that level of assistance is utter hybris.
Same goes for all the other exploiters.