搬砖去了 什么
“I went to lay bricks. What?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
如你所愿
“As you wished,”
搬砖去了 什么
“I went to lay bricks. What?”
好好的日子不过 你去搬砖 你有毛病你
“Why in the world would you go lay bricks? Are you insane?”
“I was out doing dirty, exhausting work to scrape by, believe it or not.”
Originally referring to physical construction work, 'moving bricks' has become a popular self-deprecating metaphor for any grueling, exhausting grind done to earn a living.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to move bricks; to do grueling manual labor or unglamorous hard work
Widely used both literally for construction labor and figuratively as internet slang for working a hard, low-paid daily job.
Indicates the completion of an action or a change in state.