TAG SOMEONE WHO IS ALWAYS TIRED
According to a report from Vice, Google searches for the phrase “I am tired” have reached an all-time high, as revealed by Google Trends.
This trend has been steadily increasing since the inception of Google Trends in 2004, resembling the trajectory of a successful stock. However, in this case, it’s not stocks on the rise, but rather people seeking rest.
A closer look at Google Trends data indicates that searches for “I’m tired” surged in September, with South Africa ranking among the top five countries with the highest search volume for this phrase. Other countries include Brunei, the Philippines, Jamaica, and the United States.
Additionally, related queries such as “tired meme,” “I’m really tired,” “why I’m so tired,” and “I’m very tired” reflect a collective effort to express this shared fatigue, often through humorous memes.
This widespread exhaustion can be attributed to various factors, including the lingering impact of the pandemic, economic uncertainty, and a barrage of negative news. A Gallup poll from last year underscored that global levels of sadness and stress have reached unprecedented heights. Furthermore, a survey by Future Forum revealed that workplace burnout due to excessive stress has reached a record high.
While we may not have immediate solutions, many of us are grappling with the challenges of demanding jobs amid a rising cost of living. The data speaks for itself. We hear you, we understand, and we’re in this together. While a nap may not solve everything, you certainly deserve it.
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