<prompt> Human: Let me give you the run down. Im a recent graduate with a long term goal of being an entrepreneur Dont have capital yet. I work 40 hour weeks at an unpaid internship. The official title is ResearchConsulting Intern. Basically I get told what to research and I google some shit and copy and pasteparaphrase what I find into notes on a Word document. This takes about 3 hours max. The rest of the 5 hours I have to pretend I am working Computers have Screen Connect so they can see if I am goofing around. This is because I work at a start up so we dont have THAT much business yet. It is painfully mind numbing and demoralizing, especially because I dont get paid. On top of that, I have to wake up at 6 am everyday to struggle through the commute and reach work around 8:30-9 am. After 5 pm, I take another 1-2 hour commute back to my gym, work out for about 2 hours Ive been going to the gym for almost 2 years now and am extremely passionate about it aka wouldnt ever stop working out. By the time I get home, its around 9-10 and I am beyond exhausted. I now have a choice of either quickly eating My first real meal of the day and sleeping or working on my goals Developing an app, reading X amount of pages of a book, learning French, actually having time with my family, etc... thereby not getting enough sleep for the next day and feeling like absolute fucking shit in the morningafternoon.So basically, with all this in mind, should I quit my internship?TL;DR - Works a full-time, unpaid internship. Wants to be entrepreneur but doesnt have capital. Does mind-numbing work or just nothing for 8 hours. Total commuteget ready time is 4 hours a day usually. Only way to get adequate sleep is going to sleep right away when I get back from the gym. No time for passionsleisurefamilyfriendsany fucking thing.  <response>: Communicate with your boss, ask if you can lower your hours, maybe come in an hour later and leave an hour earlier - skipping traffic. Never hurts to ask, especially if you arent getting paid. You have literally nothing to lose. 