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It is what you make of it.
Obviously a dream job is make lots of money but do very little. That's what makes us hate the rich so much, the core reason.
Nope. It's "make enough to survive and have a life outside of a job that isn't terrible to be at".
And it could be "make lots of indolent money" but that's either boring or impossible, and studies show the non-sucky rewarding job is better for your well-being if you do have to work.
Face it: you're gonna have to work. Find a job you don't hate, that gives you enough to goof off afterward and really enjoy something and still survive. We're edging out of boomer/x wage-slave era and one thing the millennials have is an eye for a life that isn't defined by wealth and work, and that has prepared them the most for survival on this planet at each stage of life.