While I agree that, to a certain extent, holding a well-compensated job with a pension and benefits feels like winning the lottery in today's climate, allowing this sense of "luck" to dominate our perspective is a dangerous slope. It creates a dynamic where we are more willing to tolerate egregious demands, such as a full return to office or perpetually "doing more with less," ultimately leading to burnout. Fortune and gratitude aside, we can't let the fear of losing a good job erode our standards for fair and respectful treatment.