I make $200k in tech but wanna be a farmer

Why does every software developer want to become a farmer or a barista after three years? Like every week I see another developer on Reddit or Twitter or here posting about how they want to quit it all and start a farm. You guys are crazy, you don't know what you're talking about. You make like 200k a year and you wanna start a farm, clean up chicken poop for real? I mean, on a deeper level, I think I understand why sometimes the stress of all the new technology and the pace of advancements, it just gets a little bit overwhelming. And like the unlimited options of what you can do on a screen and not being face-to-face with people or outside is kind of tough. But let's be real, the pay is poo-poo, worse than than chicken poo-poo as a farmer or barista. So find ways to be face-to-face with people or in nature in your current job. Like yo, wake up early and go for a hike or a bike ride, or I don't know, take a break in the afternoon and go get a coffee down the street and say hi to somebody. Go touch grass, man. But don't start a chicken farm.