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“Ah, fair enough.” Emily grinned, very much enjoying the chance to relax, but to also get to talk to someone other than a bar regular, or her sister. At the question, they gave a little shrug before sighing. It was something they thought about more and more – but they were intimidated of messing with the status quo on that type of scale. “I don’t know, really…” They took a sip and hesitated for a minute, “sometimes I think it’s just fun that it’s a hobby. That I can do it when I want to, nobody tells me when to do it, there’s no demand outside of my own. I’m kind of worried to see the ways it being a career could ruin my passion.”
“That’s fair,” Walden replied with a nod as he leaned on the bar. “I’ve definitely heard not to turn a passion into a job before because then it just becomes work, and stops being something you enjoy. I don’t know how much I believe that.” He hummed for a second. “But I don’t even know what ‘passion’ I’d turn into a hobby. Can’t exactly make a living off of watching tv, which is about all I do outside of work anymore.”












