“Work is unnatural. Man’s true purpose is to chill on his phone” was posted on X/Twitter by “boss” on September 15, 2023. The account has been removed and the original tweet is no longer available.
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Glub glub
@luvglubglub
Work is unnatural.
Man’s true purpose is to chill on their phone
9:04 AM · Sep 29, 2023
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Rae Revyah
@RRevyah
work is unnatural, Man’s true purpose is to chill on their phone
12:30 PM · Sep 29, 2023
iFunny
iGoomy
2 oct 2023
boss @boss on here work is unnatural. Man’s true purpose is to chill on his phone PM - from Earth - 140K Views 1,044 Reposts 12 Quotes
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MatsuokaKou
4 oct 2023
boss @boss on here work is unnatural. Man’s true purpose is to chill on his phone PM - from Earth - 140K Views 1,044 Reposts 12 Quotes
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@lethal_pill
work is unnatural. Man’s true purpose is to chill on his phone
12:00 PM · Oct 14, 2023
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Matthew David Goodman
@MattDavidGoody
“Work is unnatural. Man’s true purpose is to chill on his phone.”
-Karl Marx
7:13 PM · Oct 20, 2023
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thereal3st
@watchitchrissy_
Work is unnatural. Man’s true purpose is to chill on his phone
1:21 PM · Dec 4, 2023
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Nevve’
@NevveLmao
Work is so unnatural. Man’s true purpose is to chill on his phone🙏
5:03 PM · Oct 7, 2023
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Rothmus 🏴
@Rothmus
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boss
@boss_on_here
work is unnatural. Man’s true
purpose is to chill on his phone
4:28 PM · Feb 11, 2024
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