Ramit Sethi describes replacing ducts in an 11-inch space under a house, then argues his exhausting work entitles him to order whatever he wants at dinner without checking the price. Hard labor, he says, earns the right to spend freely.
You're checked out. Oh yeah, I want to take a shower and eat and don't bother me, like leave me alone. I work so hard, I deserve to have like a better life. I deserve to go to a restaurant and look at the menu. I don't care about how much they're gonna charge me. Yeah, so I want this dish. If I don't have money, I don't go, period. And if I do go, I'm gonna get what I want. Yeah, exactly. Friday I was working underneath a house all day long. Replacing ducts in a space like maybe 11 inches. Wow. I barely fit in there. So to come back home after that, uh-huh, it's like
