> But when you’ve been grinding for 40 years … yeah for sure most people stop working. I’d like to emphasize “grinding” here. For many it’s a grind in the true

> But when you’ve been grinding for 40 years … yeah for sure most people stop working. I’d like to emphasize “grinding” here. For many it’s a grind in the truest sense, involving decades of backbreaking physical work. For others it’s immense stress to keep a roof over their family’s head no matter what. By the time retirement rolls around practically everybody has been burned out to some degree but had to power through regardless simply because quitting wasn’t an option. Yeah, under conditions like that, people are indeed going to stop working the very second they’re no longer required to in order to survive. Things like UBI, 4-day work weeks, remote work, and fair compensation would all improve that situation measurably.