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The ‘996’ work trend comes with dire health warnings
(www.independent.co.uk)
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- All workers must be paid a living wage for their labor.
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Depending on that hourly rate a lot of that extra money gets taken away from you anyway, trying to keep up with that lifestyle. If you're working 9-9 you don't have time to cook dinners or exercise or really do anything to keep yourself healthy, so you'll either be buying take out meals, or home delivery, etc. Probably gain weight, then need a gym membership.
Then you start questioning why you're living in a larger apartment/house when you barely use the space or nice location you're paying a premium for..
It all gets fun real fast once you start burning out and can't keep up the charade anymore.