Embracing Freedom: Life Beyond Conventional Workspaces

The freedom to work anywhere fuels his unconventional lifestyle, defying societal norms and expectations.

### Embracing Freedom: The Unconventional Work-Life Balance
* 🌙 "I've been doing this since like **21 years old**, spending **no time at home**, and I take my work on the go, whether **walking** or in the **wilderness**."
* 🏙 The speaker expresses frustration with traditional workspaces, emphasizing the **need for freedom and the ability to work anywhere**, even if it means being **outside at 2 a.m.**
* 🚀 They recall a year and a half spent cooped up during lockdowns, relying on services like Uber Eats, and assert that a life without mobility is a "**horrible life**."
* 😤 The speaker rejects societal norms, stating that it feels "**weird**" to be judged for working outside or being seen in unconventional settings, challenging the perception of what is considered **normal behavior**.
* 🤔 They highlight the confusion of others when they encounter them outside, often facing **intrusive questions about their lifestyle choices**, which they find **irritating**.
* 💻 The speaker emphasizes their **independence and confidence** in their lifestyle, noting that they have not met anyone else who shares their approach to **work and leisure** in almost seven years.
* 💪 "I sleep here with a smile on my face knowing the **bank account I'm waking up to**," showcasing their pride in their unconventional lifestyle and financial success despite societal pressures.
* 😎 Ultimately, the speaker encourages **embracing a unique path** and dismisses the insecurities of those who **conform to traditional expectations**.

you might be wondering what I'm doing here at 2 a.m. honestly dude I've been doing this since like 21 years old I spend no time at home or if I'm traveling hotels or I don't give a [ __ ]

all my work my emails going back and forth with editing SC all that I'll do it walking or in the [ __ ] Wilderness or on the streets and people like yo this is cracking [ __ ] dude even before Co lockdowns we were

locked down in selling hard I think I spent a year and a half in a room just getting Uber Eats not leaving the room dude you got you got a horrible life if you don't if you don't take your work on the go and I'll stay here till the sun rises if

I want to like the whole world's going to be my office I'm not ever doing that depressing [ __ ] I used to do even if it meant less success money I need this Freedom dude I'm telling you that cooped up feeling it doesn't even

go away when I'm outside it never goes away unless I leave the city which I can't cuz it work but uh I think I you can call it crackhead living and [ __ ] like that and oh this is kind of weird like what if someone sees

you what if those [ __ ] seven out of 10 at the bar see you see what a rich famous [ __ ] on the [ __ ] Street killing it stop being so insecure bro I'm telling you man I'm way too angry

frustrated to be cooped up work is already cooped up going to a podcast studio and this don't even make me free this just uh takes away the pain a bit but yeah I'm so tired of like

I'm the only guy on the internet who does this you don't just go chill outside for 4 to 6 hours alone what are you doing weird is the earth not does it does the Earth not belong to you or

something you just go outside and the saddest part is if I run into someone I know not here but like not Calabasas but like if I'm home it's like a million questions of what are you

doing and they look at me like what drugs are you on bro is it that weird to just chill outside we got I got the internet with me so I don't need to be in a computer office and it's like dude it's been

almost what seven years and I haven't met someone like me and if I do they're Countryside bro you guys are the weird ones not me I don't want to be anything like you guys so if I bump

into any of you especially if I know you you look at me puzzled which is weird even most my family is like what are you doing if I bump into them except my brothers they're like yeah I get it you cooped up and you get rattled and your whole life is messed up

internet [ __ ] but yeah so I always get weird I go man I have to explain myself to people but now I don't even do that I go just chilling what do you mean you're chilling it's 3:00 a.m. you're in a

parking lot in just chilling bro what do you [ __ ] why is that bother you bro why do you why do you ask so many [ __ ] questions you watch [ __ ] porn imagine I walked into you watching porn

[ __ ] are you doing covered in nut like a [ __ ] loser watching other people [ __ ] the norm is gay bro the norm you are the norm you none of you could even sleep here bro I sleep here with a smile on my

face knowing the bank account I'm waking up to you're insecure [ __ ] loser [ __ ] get the [ __ ] out of here get the [ __ ] out

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Jacob Plug

Works long hours, often late at night, in various locations.

Works while walking, in wilderness, or on the streets.

Spent a year and a half working from a single room, ordering food deliveries.

Prefers working outdoors to avoid feeling cooped up.

Considers his lifestyle unconventional and worries about others' perceptions.

Feels that people are insecure and judge his unconventional work style.

Questions his unusual work habits and the societal norms surrounding work.

Faces questions and judgment from acquaintances and family members.

Feels that he is unique in his approach to work and lifestyle.

Explains his actions to those who question him.

Challenges societal norms and questions the reasons behind others' judgments.

Uses analogies to highlight the absurdity of judging his actions.

Claims that his lifestyle is superior and that those who judge him are insecure.