A video depicting domestic workers in Hong Kong using cardboard boxes for shelter on their day off has gone viral, amassing 2.7 million views. The video, shared by influencer Rapha, highlights the stark wealth gap in Hong Kong, where domestic workers from countries like Indonesia and the Philippines are required to live in their employer's homes due to the 'live-in' rule. As a result, on their only day off, they congregate in public spaces, creating makeshift shelters for privacy. Rapha labeled this situation as 'The Invisible Labor Crisis,' emphasizing that the city relies on these workers while failing to provide them with adequate living conditions. The video has sparked intense debate on social media regarding workers' rights and the ethical implications of wealth disparity in Hong Kong. While some commenters support the narrative of exploitation, others argue that the workers choose to gather in these spaces for socializing and relaxation.