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2026 is the great millennial burnout. It's the accumulation of a thousand small things. It takes 15 clicks to unsubscribe from an ad that you signed up for by accident. We pay a fortune for insurance, that you actually, it's like three separate one hour phone calls to an 800 number endless loop. Everything is a subscription now. Any organised activity or sport for like our kids cost about 10% of your annual salary. The pinnacle moments like weddings, holidays, like the things that are so don't happen often, come just with the 200% sticker price. Just cause the college degree we were told that be a fast pass actually turned out like an entry fee. And the whole this like that's designed to command our attention 24/7. Where social media stopped being about family over a decade ago. Is before you even get to corporate America, which was spent basically decades deliberately blurring the lines hustle culture and work life balance. So you never actually feel like you're off the clock. So like where with this, we've given up, we're just exhausted from a productivity complex that was instilled in us that just never seems to end. Always doing something, never feeling like it's enough.