That's the truth.

I'm sure there are some somewhere, but I do not know a single farmer who says "I hate my job".

Ditto loggers, except age and injury catches up with most of them and they are forced to change jobs before normal "retirement age". Then they complain about HAVING to leave the woods and become a "Cab Lizard" {truck driver; hauling wood chips and logs around here}.

Not sure what most bush Africans think. I knew some who wanted to stay put with their mealies and cattle, but millions proved with their feet that the city is where they want to be. "Influx control" laws in the old RSA attempted to address that fact of demographics, much to the shagrin of world opinion.

It's funny, though, lots of fellows don't have any real danger in their work at home so they go around looking for it, sometimes paying lots of money to at the very least, for a moment, whether in reality or in fantasy, feel like they are in the middle of something beyond their control and "lived to tell about it".