Mike Melton argues that people who complain about work and daily routines should reconsider their privilege. He points to hospital patients who would trade anything to get out of bed and work again, suggesting gratitude beats complaint.
I can't believe that y'all get to wake up in the morning, go to your work, go to your business, and you want to sit there and bitch and complain. But then you got people that are laid up in a hospital bed who would love to take your place, who would love to be able to walk again, but you take that shit for granted.
