Data entry job enabled chart watching; boring work freed mental space for learning crypto.

you're making sure everything checks out and you're typing things in, but it's very remedial work. It's nothing where, oh my God, you got to be a, you know, an engineer to figure this out. It's very straightforward. And so we had two monitors at the time. I had my own little private, you know, cubicle in the corner. So I'm there early. Why? So that I can pull up my crypto stuff. And then if anyone ever needed me to stay back, I'm like, dude, I'll stay back because like, I just have the crypto shit, you know, load it anyway. So why not? Like, I'll just do my boring data entry stuff, listen to some music, maybe, you know, check my charts here and there. What, no kids, no, no responsibility. So I'm like, why not? If there was ever a time to kind of eat shit and grind, especially because at that time, there was like, and maybe it still is, but like, there was like a hustle culture going around where it was like, oh, you got to trade all your weekends and you got to, you know, put your head down, grind, do 100 hours, like fuck sleep, you can sleep when you're done.