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If we dissect the phrase "You Deserve a Break Today" we find two key words that display American entitlement attitude. "Deserve" is the first word that displays an entitled work ethic. Deserving a break only comes after working hard for an extended period of time, which the writer of this phrase does not know about the reader. "Today" also signifies that the reader has been working hard in the past few days and should be taking a break today. If a reader reads this phrase everyday, though, and does not ever work hard, but just takes breaks, then, the reader never deserves a break.
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