Too Much Grind Will Kill You

Marsoni

M251S

$210.00

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Too Much Grind Will Kill YouIn a world consumed by relentless hustle, Too Much Grind Will Kill You emerges as a stark visual metaphor for the dangers of overworking. This on chain collectible captures the essence of a being whose very fabric is unraveling due to the ceaseless grind. The skeletal figure, a haunting specter of exhaustion, is entangled in a web of wires, its glowing red eyes a warning beaconfueled not by life, but by a corrosive pursuit of productivity. Standing

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A well put together sweater that is made with very soft yarn, and doesn't seem to have any major structural issues. The zipper works great and the stitching looks like there's not major flaws. The only big issue is the 3XL sweater I got is way off size wise. Oversized sweaters are great, so I was excited about getting this for me to use for day to day wear, and my wife (who is a lot smaller than me) to steal when she's watching tv on the couch or sitting outside, so the disappointment was palatable. Sadly the 3XL size is about the same size as XL sweaters in the closet, where as a few 2xl sweaters we recently ordered from another company are a lot larger than this one. Outside of the major size discrepancy, which could be a major deal breaker for some, the sweater itself is really comfy and really nice. Sadly 3XL is the largest size we could get on the chart.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2024