Lazy TikTok Guy Complains About Working

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This guy took to TikTok to complain about unfair it is that he has to work.

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28 COMMENTS

The Mad Lad

Entitlement at it’s finest. Wait until he finds out Humans since the beginning of time have been “working” to survive.

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mattorama

There’s plenty of people who get everything provided to them for free, they’re called “children.” Perpetual childhood is what these people want. Shame on the parents of this guy for raising an adult who thinks “everything should just be provided to me for free” is a viable way to run a country.

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jake

As someone from Gen Z I’m ashamed of people like this giving us a bad name. I work two jobs so I can scratch and save to move states with my girlfriend who is also Gen Z and works her ass off every week. Just know not all of us are like this and there is still some hope. I certainly love working and I will take whatever opportunity I can get when I move.

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Wonton's YouTube channel

“I want to spend time with my family :(”
100% willing to bet as soon as his family disagrees with him he calls them racist or transphobic. These people just want more time to sit on their phone in the dopamine scroll cycle.

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Simon W

I blame social media for creating these people. We’ve always had people like this, but it’s exploded in numbers in the last decade.

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Based krinkov enthusiast

I wouldn’t mind working if we had the opportunities the last generation did. To be honest I have a problem with being expected to work 12 hours a day for half the buying power that my parents had with 1 source of income. I have 2 and with the price of houses I don’t think I’ll ever be able to afford one if this keeps up. We shouldn’t be expected to slave away at these woke companies to receive a fraction of what’s necessary to live. I bust my ass and I can’t pay medical bills, I can barely afford rent, and I have nothing to save up at the end of the month. We buy the cheapest groceries we can and the prices just keep going up but our earnings stay the same. I understand where this guy is coming from. There’s no incentive to work hard if you have nothing to show for it. We need to incentivize hard work and disincentivize people who make millions on social media for nothing. You shouldn’t earn more trading stocks than you do from fixing cars or plumbing houses.

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Cheryl

I remember being 19 and overly excited I worked 50 hr weeks at mcdonalds- so that on $500/month I paid my car insurance,car payment and apartment with maybe $20 to spare for the whole month….but those toast for a week or pbj’s for breakfast lunch and dinner days were some of my most proud and happiest days of my life.

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Rory Gillmore

Matt’s ability to sound intelligent and prepared makes his inability to compare things accurately astounding.
Seriously? Comparing working to breathing? Breathing is an involuntary action. Last time I checked I choose to go to work every day because I don’t want to be poor and entrust my well being to the failing system. Not because i do it without even thinking… that’s probably a privilege that comes with loving your job or something. (Which many of us don’t, we just feel trapped)
Yeah I mean the cost of living is getting a little ridiculous if you want to own a home and have a family, but people like this are just trying to jump on a bandwagon that doesn’t even exist…
Complain when you work 70 plus hours a week at a job you hate and still can’t afford to pay your bills and feed your family simultaneously..

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Just some guy

I’m 19 years old and watching this right after getting off my 10 hour factory shift, hoping to save the money to go to firefighting college, I’d hate to think what it would be like to not have that ambition, please just understand we’re not all useless!

Thanks for all the support in the comments! I really appreciate it!

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Charles Daubner

You’ve got a lot of wisdom for such a young guy, Matt Walsh (not to mention for someone who leans right). Your family is very fortunate

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seesea1980

Imagine if this guy had to chop wood to have heat, cooked food or hot water to bathe, then have to go out hunting or picking berries for food.

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lbcjustin

I actually feel bad for the kid. I think we all remember the moment we realize we are a slave to the 9 to 5 working our butts off for survival and to get to the weekend. But he has to learn life is hard and everyone has to carry their own water.

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Kayla Coan

You build character through struggle, discipline, and determination. I would rather spend my time listening to people who have come from the depth of nothing and made something of themselves than to listen to multimillion dollar trust fund babies. And I certainly won’t listen to people bitch about their own lack of gumption.

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Mojyo Queen

When I was a child one of my favourite animated movies was about “two boys who stole the moon”. It’s about twins that dreamt of living in the land of the lazy, where everything is done by itself and humans don’t need to do anything. They could be lazy all day every day. And the story is about journey to this land. It ended up, that the way was very exhausting and required so much work that protagonists learned their lesson, returned home and work as normal humas should do, never being lazy again.

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GmeBit

I’m perplexed that I had a better understanding of how things are done while I was five years old, then this guy has.

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TransformersBoss

People like him usually respond with “I’m contributing art! If you give me everything I need, I can be free to make my art, which will improve your lives!” Ok, let’s all be slaves to this guy, and he’ll reward us with his terrible drawings or whatever he does… great.

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Bears08

My 70 year old father just retired from the career he worked at for thirty-five years. My husband works 12-14 hours a day, and I’m blessed to stay home with our son.

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Theresa Akin

He’s one of those who expects others to feed, clothe and shelter him. So many out there like him.

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Dempy

I mean he is basically right

When was the last time you were even aware of yourself breathing lol, I would never be able to work some gruelling shitty job

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Kurakawa Kuroyama

It’s terrible how self-entitled some young people have become. I recall reading an ad from way back in 1865. An 18-year-old farmer was ready for marriage, so he had placed the ad, looking for a wife. Now, in this century, some 18-years-old are still lazing around, doing nothing constructive and posting excessively on TikTok while complaining about how miserable their lives are 😂

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Elias Panayi

I am probably around the same age as that guy on tiktok, and around 5 years ago I thought the same way, I wanted nothing more than to subsist and achieve nothing meaningful in my life. However that’s exactly what pushed me to get a job. Now I’m a relatively experienced farm worker and I can proudly say I’m not just helping feed the country but I’ve delivered raised and milked 3 generations of dairy cows.

I’m still by no means perfect and there’s so much I just don’t know but I’m only turning 19 next month so I look at other people my age and I know I’m at least above average

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Stephen Harris

My grandfather turned 18 in 1929. The depression. By 1935 he had bought a farm and was a wheat farmer, only to lose it all in the dust bowl. He took a warehouse job and started to dig out when ww2 hit. During the war he sold potato chips made by my grandmother to the factory workers at lunch break. During that same time he built a partition down the middle of his 1500 sq ft ranch to make it a duplex. One half for him and his two kids (one which was my dad). By the 50s he was working the warehouse job during the day and farmed at night. In the 60s he was back to farming full time, bought his own farm which he put natural gas wells on in the 70s. He hit pretty good gas deposits and became a millionaire. Never moved out of his small ranch and worked until he was 81. Hard work pays off.

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Maria Elena Aguilar

“Revulsion” is indeed the appropriate noun when describing this complete waste of an individual. Thank you Mr. Walsh.

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MATG

I’d love to know how he expects those basic human necessities to be made and paid for without production.

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Peter McRabbit

This guy literally wants to be like a baby where he has basically everything done for him and gives almost nothing in return. Except in a parent-baby relationship it’s all worth it to the parent and babies are to young to understand and they actually do need everything done for them. This guy is a fully capable grown man. Unbelievable.

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Cheese

I’m from gen z myself and Matt’s speech in the last half was very encouraging. I want to have my own business and while some days it seems so close it feels like I could touch it, other days it feels unattainable. This was a good reminder that I’m young enough that I have nothing to lose and old enough that I can make my dreams a reality.

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Олена Ігорівна

what nobody teaches these sad young people is that having responsibilities is possibly one of the most rewarding things one can do in life. the feeling of usefulness, the ability to take care of or help your friends and family, your neighbors, nothing will make you feel like a more worthwhile person than seeing for yourself that you can get things accomplished. not to mention how many friends and connections you can make through working, even terrible jobs, there is a wealth of knowledge to be learned and life to experience.

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