Crispy

But some people take it a step further. They generalize that singular moment that someone is being lazy and make it a part of their entire character or indicative of how unproductive they are 24/7. It's especially damaging in education when "laziness" is a much easier lens to view students' behavior. It's not as easy to acknowledge the plethora of factors and prior experiences that build on top of each other, resulting in a complete negligence for academic work as a whole.

It could be familial demands. It could be a focus on getting money to pay bills. It could be past teachers accepting the bare minimum and not working to train unproductive behaviors out. It could be trauma from being overworked by authority figures. It could be undiagnosed and untreated intellectual disabilities. It could be cultural influences that de-prioritize academic work.

1. You haven't worked there to know how shitty it is

2. You have so few options to choose from anyway

The first is applicable to chains like Starbucks. Shitty hours, labor, requirements, and little union / worker power.

Spaces that I used to be in, but now aren't because I don't agree with their themes & values

Spaces that I've naturally "avoided" because (see above)