The books seems interesting, thanks for sharing
Edit: watched it, seems to be Korean or American. As a European, while the pressure for productivity is still there, being able to enjoy your life, including days off and vacation, is still a thing.
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The point is that even many Europeans use vacation just to be more productive later instead of just enjoying life. It's a corruption of leisure time.
If I have some time, I'll try to look up some stats on that. From anecdotal evidence around me, once people reach 30-35, they start considering work as just work, and focus their priorities to family and private time.
In the Netherlands for instance it's quite usual for fathers to switch to 4 days a week once they have children.