I have a track record of leaving, then coming back. The price doesn't dictate my return, or my departure. I'm just the guy who takes breaks. The way I do things makes this a tough gig. Sleeping patterns are already screwed up and this is only my third post back. See Spiderman up there? Do you even know how difficult and time consuming it can be to make something flat appear to be 3D? Or the previous post image that messes with the eyes, then suddenly you start seeing faces. How does that happen! I'll never tell, but I'll tell you it's exhausting. 2000 word articles and I don't even use Grammarly(because we used to call that a keylogger back in the 90's and I don't trust anything that analyzes what I enter into a keyboard). Even sitting here shooting the shit, talking. I end up stretching my days well beyond the 24 hour time limit. In a few months I'll be beyond burntout, again. The price could be $10, but if I can't focus, I'm out. I spent much of July and August completely disconnected again, no internet, no distractions, just living. That's healthier than water.
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I think taking breaks is healthy!! I'm on one myself. I like having a bit of time to fanny about doing other stuff. I ain't a big fan of grammarly either, I just proof read instead, it's kinda the same 🤣🤣
Can't write proper jokes without proofreading. Miss one word and the whole thing is ruined. And Grammarly wouldn't have suggested garden hose when it comes to what I'm using to fend off the meanies. Started with batons, then bear spray, then both, but garden hose was actually funny. Then I trimmed the bit about the man losing his job for driving by and accidently looking at this impromptu wet t-shirt contest, because that's just pushing it.