Antiwork

Episode 14 At the seaside, there was an adult selling fish at a stall. A little boy passed by, staring at the fish and drooling. The adult asked, “Little boy, do you want to eat? This fish is only 1 dollar, very cheap.” The boy replied, “I don't have any money…” The boy blinked at the adult and imitated what he had seen on the internet, on stage, in movies, TV shows, video games, and social media. He said, “You caught some great fish. This fish is so fresh, tender, and delicious. Whether steamed, braised, or fried, it will be amazing. It's hard to get fat eating alone, so why don't we share this fish together?” The adult smiled and said, “Where did you learn that from, little kid? Do you even understand what you're saying? Hahaha.” The boy blushed and said, “I don't really know what I'm saying, but…

I could take care of the property, or do whatever, I just don't want to pay rent if possible. I would get a second job but if I get a second job, only little will be left because I have to pay taxes on it and child support. Thank you for your help.

Pretty much what the title says, I'm thinking about leaving a job that's been damaging my mental health but every time I talk to any of the older adults in my life they just tell me to stick it out. I'm assuming that it should be more formal than scribbled on a sticky note, but considering that's about how formal anything else here seems to be it's tempting. Anyways, anybody have any advice?