#杂
（仍然在）待业的这段时间，接触（观察）了很多人：菜市场里每天凌晨起来进货的60+大爷、在小区上门给人洗车的中年人、在直播间努力叫卖的年轻人。
在我眼里，他们都是“努力生活的人”。我感觉对比起来，在空调房里加班敲键盘的工作，还是太轻松了。我可能也是运气好，没怎么碰到过需要996的工作，也可能这是我一把年纪没做出什么成绩的原因吧。
（附件视频是一个在直播间卖衣服的小姐姐，能够做到不间断地每10几秒钟换一身衣服，并且还会有对应的介绍）
我这段时间刷抖音，有时候看到这些人，都会进去说一句：生活不易，加油陌生人。
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