26-year-old explains on YouTube why she doesn’t want to work (only) and harvests Hass

A young woman explains on YouTube why she thinks the 40-hour week is out of date and does not want to work. Many speaks from the soul, but others react with angry comments.

What kind of statement is that? The 26-year-old Anna, who is active on YouTube under the name Anna elsewhere, published a video entitled “I don’t want to work on February 6, 2025.” In it she explains that she explains the classic model of a week of 40 hours of working time is no longer up to date.

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26-year-old finds the 40-hour week overhauled

What exactly does she say? Anna, who himself works as a pedagogical specialist in a children’s living group, says she never wants to work 40 hours a week again and criticizes a system that represents productivity over everything.

  • At that time, the 40-hour week was a great progress compared to the cruel working conditions of the industrial revolution. Today, however, the world of work changed – at that time it was primarily about physical stress, and today mental stress was also a problem.
  • Many people could only work productively 3 to 5 hours a day anyway.
  • Working in the social area in particular is so exhausting that many people would not hold them out until retirement age.
  • According to Anna, leisure time is to recover from work with many people. There is often little time or energy for hobbies.
  • As a consequence, the 26-year-old has already reduced working hours in her job. But such a solution is not possible for everyone. A social rethink is required here.

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    How are the reactions? Anna’s video received 95,000 views in just over a week, quite a bit for a channel with just 4,500 subscribers. Many people recognize themselves in their statements. In the comments it says:

  • “You speak out of my soul … I break this kind of life. […]”
  • “Thank you for these were words! I am 48 years old and will never work full -time. After burnouts and illnesses, I would rather fill my life with more beautiful things.[…]”
  • “I very much feel what you say … was a trunk driver for two years. […] I’ve been on sick leave for 8 months. I can’t do anything anymore, not even sucking the booth anymore. I only lived for my work for two years. No friends, no vacation, nothing … and I didn’t really become rich … sick world. “
  • But others seem to feel personally attacked by the video. In another video on YouTube, Anna shows some of the comments and responds to the criticism. Some find the ideas of the 26-year-old “utopian.”

    40 hours a week are feasible – there was something productive at the end of the day and “not only got stuck on your own ego trip,” writes a user. Another says: “So I think this woman tells total crap.” Such people should “arrive in reality.”

    Some also think whoever thinks is “absolutely not resilient” or choose “completely wrong jobs.”

    And what does she say about the criticism? Anna briefly responds to the most common criticisms, sometimes makes her statements from the first video clear again and also explains how our society should work in her opinion.

    The 26-year-old also admits not to be an economic expert and not to have a “perfect solution” ready. For them, however, it is a fact that something has to change in order to become a bit happier as a society-and if it is only something like the 4-day week. This should even be permanently introduced in a country in Europe.

    Anna’s comments always show the prejudice that young people simply don’t want to work properly. But many find: the work is simply worth it much less than before. This is how a user writes: “[…] In the past you could afford a house with a job that was relatively badly paid and could therefore work towards something. ”

    Nowadays, such a wish is unrealistic. You wonder what you should do for all. This is how many other younger people are doing: Generation Z is fed up with being described as a lazy worker: Boomer had it easier

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