I mean, you could say that about anywhere really, that once people hold a bit of privilege, they have stronger demands - especially as they climb into tax brackets that are more demanding, or have dependents that they have to care for.
Still, I don't personally buy into the whole cult of work nonsense, where someone feels the need to absolutely grind themselves out to get anywhere. If 'just worked harder' actually worked, we would all be millionaires, because, well.. it would work. Simply put, that's not the case.
Work-life balance is where it's at... where, if you do a good job for 8 hours a day (as is customary here), you should be paid accordingly and taken care of. It goes back to basic labor theory that traces back to the beginning of society - Today, we are effectively selling 33% of our workday, or 20-25% of our week (if you work 3s or 4s) in order to be able to eat, party, and be protected...
Grinding out 14 hour work days and working 2 jobs just to make ends meet is a breech of that expectation we should all have. Nobody should be giving up over 50% of their non-asleep time per week in order to pay bills and afford basic necessities plus a healthy amount of leisure... It's unhealthy for themselves, their relationships, and certainly any dependents that they might have.
We shouldn't celebrate people having to grind - we should pity it. Quiet quitting isn't a thing - it's just doing as expected of you. - and if you do a good job, you should be given raises tied to currency inflation.