This video explores repetition, endurance, and the instability of progress through the repeated act of stacking and collapsing objects. The continuous cycle of building only for the structure to fall reflects the emotional exhaustion of persevering through ongoing challenges, especially during periods where effort does not always produce a polished or successful outcome. As the action repeats, the process becomes less about completion and more about persistence itself. Inspired by the durational and repetitive practices of Tehching Hsieh and On Kawara, the piece examines how repetition can transform a simple action into a reflection on time, frustration, and endurance.