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 credit, 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 as deepfake makes your 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