Inside the rise of 'antiwork,' a worker's strike that wants to turn the labor shortage into a new American Dream

“I don’t really want to work anymore,” Larry said. He added: “I don’t want to have any meetings, no deadlines, no goals, no quarter, no seminar. I don’t want none of that stuff no more.”

A rising disillusion with the state of work has spawned millions of Larrys over the last year. People have been quitting their jobs at record rates for six months in a row now — and many aren’t going back.