Disillusioned, people simply carried out their work as intended, drinking away sobriety at the end of each hard shift and repeating the process until death.

Christopher Byford
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Disillusioned, people simply carried out their work as intended, drinking away sobriety at the end of each hard shift and repeating the process until death. When people are disillusioned with something, they give up. They think that what they are doing or doing is not worth their effort. So they just carry out their work as intended and drink away whatever sobriety they have at the end of each shift. Then they repeat the process until death.

Source: Den Of Shadows

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