My Dad started programming in the late 1950s and retired in 2000, and in all that time I think he was more in the "work to live" camp rather than spending much

My Dad started programming in the late 1950s and retired in 2000, and in all that time I think he was more in the "work to live" camp rather than spending much of his free time programming side projects like a lot of the folks here, or making programming a big part of his identity (or maybe that wasn't really a thing in ye olden days?). However he's always been an enthusiast for puzzles, logic, and 'programming-like' systems. I think he is a programmer, and for people like that, I'm not sure they need to run from anything, besides obviously toxic work environments of course.