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Its not hustle grindset. Its be out and do what you want. Wage slaves usually work harder to survive. You could go out and live in a van and not hustle at all.

• woodruffw 4y ago
  These are your views, which are not particularly reflected in the show: Bubbles spends most of the 4th season being brutalized because he's "too" independent. Hauk is tossed around by political winds, while his friend Carter advances while doing good police work in the context of a larger department. Omar, as another commenter point out, just dies. Bunny is spiked and left out to dry by the bosses, and is mostly characterized by his own nihilism in the 3rd and 4th seasons. Not all survive, and those that do do not particularly thrive.
  • kashkhan 4y ago
    like i said, there is only a chance on the outside. inside there is no chance, but most people are happier on inside and too afraid to leave.
  • hitekker 4y ago
    People see what they want. That goes double for shows people don't understand but are popular for reasons they also don't understand. The article that OP posted, for example, is a shallow application of the Wire's insight onto software engineering. The solution it recommend is to try to be more aware about gaming metrics, which is as useful in the long run as the phrase "don't be evil". It's telling that most of the comments here don't invoke the article and instead are talking about their own interpretations of the Wire.