Hustle culture is dead—or is it just reincarnated, wearing different shoes? In this episode, we tear into the myth of looking busy versus actually getting anything done. From folding tablecloths in a dead-end retail job to the slow, strange death of the 9-to-5, we talk about how the obsession with "appearing productive" still haunts offices, home setups, and TikTok feeds alike. We pull apart the generational shifts too: why Gen Z's version of hustle looks more like creative chaos than corporate grind, and why OnlyFans might say more about modern ambition than Wolf of Wall Street ever did. We also dive into whether being chronically online is just the new "working late," how Catholic guilt accidentally fuels endless workaholism, and why the idea that "nobody wants to work anymore" is the oldest lazy excuse in history. Same hustle. Different mask. Long live the hustle. Just don't call it that.

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