Arbeitszeitbetrug

Under the sun at the construction site, there is a smell of cement and energy drinks, and someone proudly wears the scent of a working day like a medal. Here, the conversation is not about philosophy, but about tickets to life: contractors, socks in tools, and bank statements that speak louder than any boast. Laughing lines are intertwined with everyday audacity - ‘a new car on instalments, night shifts and small complexes’ - and it all sounds like charming self-confidence, tempered by work and three cans of Monster in a row.

The irony is that the hero is both a mainstream hustler and a man who buys an old boat ‘just because,’ because that's how time management works: work against the grain, take a day off on your own terms, and watch how deepfake makes work better. Friends eat Döner, strangers hang out at Borchardt, and some already have points on their loyalty cards - life as a shopping list, but with more expressive headlines.

A rough but warm truth hides between the lines - that you can make money and live at the same time in different ways, sometimes absurdly and with your filter turned off. There is no claim to perfection here: there are noisy ups, spontaneous spending, and the eternal feeling that all this is a way to stay afloat.

Producer, composer, lyricist: Stacks102

Composer, lyricist: Kai Baum