The laziest person in the world never goes to work. How do they survive?

Speaking of the word lazy, I believe everyone has their own ideas. Some people think they are lazy enough. But if you meet Tokelauans in New Zealand, you will know how hard you have worked, because they can be called the laziest people in the world.

Most of them live in Tokelau, with a population of less than 2,000. Most of their work is fishing. Catch some seafood and then sell it to earn some economic benefits, but with the increasing government subsidies in recent years, people have reached a state where they can live without working. Because the government gives them a lot of subsidies every year, they can meet the most basic needs of life through these subsidies without working, and they naturally don't want to work for nothing, so many people become lazy.

They can choose to lie quietly in bed all day, or they can choose to put some fishing nets and hooks on the beach, and several people can chat in groups of three and five and do some other interesting activities together. Life is really comfortable. But it seems that this kind of life has entered the old age ahead of schedule, which means that they are gradually reluctant to work by themselves because of the large subsidies given by the local government. After all, they can live a normal life and enjoy a comfortable life without doing anything, and no one wants to work. Therefore, the local government is also considering some measures to appropriately change their living conditions without causing them great resistance.

The scenery on the island is actually very good, but these people are really lazy. They just want to stay in their own beds, or watch the scenery and blow the sea breeze at the seaside, and do nothing else. Fishing is their traditional activity. They did it hundreds of years ago, but they have stopped trying to do it these years because they have enough economic income to meet their most basic needs.