I'm conflicted about this one. On it's own I think it's a great reminder that in the modern world there are small but powerful things we can do to get through the day and make ourselves feel present and whole. Some of those things will seem very trivial and lacking in value but the fact that they have value to us and not society as a whole is great. It's less about capitalism's direct effects and more about how capitalism prompts us to maximize time in ways that are "productive" and that "produce". For who? For what? But this falls more on the side of expressing a feeling rather than a call to change a system. I feel it says "Survive" in the end. I think that's always an important reminder.