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Work on weekends.
Stress. Stress. Stress.
No time for exercise.
Lack of sleep.
Eat junk food every day.
This is the life of a typical law firm bro, all in pursuit of an expensive apartment, car and watch.
Is it worth it?
https://www.businesstoday.in/india/story/double-tragedy-strikes-delhis-zoo-25-year-old-man-dies-from-heart-attack-devastated-wife-commits-suicide-419111-2024-02-27
Post COVID, all of us are at a higher risk of strokes (there is not enough research yet as to why). Regardless of age and co-morbidities.
Honestly though, I'd dig for that kind of money. Agreed you leave everything behind once you drop dead, but to think that you could have every comfort and the best quality possible, just earn obscene amount of money, that sounds so, so good. I want to earn that kind of F---U money