A short first-person YouTube monologue (a #shorts clip) in which the speaker recounts spending two decades in city office work, feeling disillusioned by routine and high taxation, and criticizing common male distractions (alcohol, drugs, Netflix, porn, sports). The speaker concludes that years of potential have been wasted and states this realization prompted them to start a network aimed at change.
I spent two decades working in the city. 200 hours a month at my desk until I was sick of the sight of it. I was making money for people I'd never meet. And even when I did get money, I got so heavily taxed on it I was like, what's the fucking point? But anyway, what's easy is that men bury all this under distractions. And for some it could be, well, you know what they are. Beers scrolling. I know lines of coke, Netflix binges, porn, football on repeat. You know, watching men chase a little ball around a field for hours at a time and still saying you haven't had time to work out, work out your side business. That doesn't fit, does it? But ultimately one day you look up and realize that years have gone by, fucking decades have gone by and your potential has, in short, gathered dust. And that's why I started the network.
