Tired of working in IT

I agree the goals seem unachievable like 80 hours of work wtf. I asked him about the 5 being unreachable. He said that supposedly the goals were done wrong before and that to get a 5 someone should be going above and beyond doing work outside of work hours. They gave me bonuses 2 years I've been here achieving goals. Then my old manager left and this new one is really technical and constantly wants us to be improving things, writing scrips, giving presentations, or making improvements to the dashboard. To me it seems like he's just grabbing at straws trying to do all this extra stuff that probably isn't even part of the role. For instance, with the support tickets goal we were getting may 4 to 6 tickets a month and they barely trained me on them. He just had me join in video calls with the senior manager who would ramble on for an hour with the client. That other guy would be very unhelpful and he knowledge hoards too. It also makes it difficult that he's in England and the rest of us are in the US. It would also be annoying that he would schedule those ticket calls mostly on Fridays. He would say it helps get through the day as something to do. Like wtf, he sounded happy about doing calls on a Friday. This other lady was brown nosing too saying we could volunteer and do support work for other teams so that we're learning new things or looking valuable to upper management. But, I was thinking isn't that not part of our job? And like you were saying it's not like they will raise our pay for doing all that extra stuff or coming up with these improvements. One was to test a Dropbox to Google Workspace migration, but how many clients would even do that? It seems so random and niche. I asked if I could get Microsoft of Cisco certs as a goal and he said no because it had to be related to Google. From what I've seen I've not seen many job postings list Google certs. Nor have I had a recruiter say ya bro we need you, you got that Google Workspace cert lol. It also seems like he's getting me to do the job of what could be multiple people. When I first got this job the first manager said I'd just be doing migrations. Now I'm doing provisioning tickets. Since there wasn't many coming in, I asked if I could do another goal. Then he asked the manager above him supposedly, and he said I could replace it with getting a Google Data Engineer certification, doing a 1 hour presentation and the cert for a 4, and doing 10 data engineer tickets and those other 2 things for a 5. Like wtf, who can do a data engineer certificate in a month and a half? I wonder if it even came from the manager above me or if my main manager is just trying to weed me out? The only thing that sucks is my current job is 100k and remote. When I apply to jobs I'll get maybe 2 interviews per every 50 applications. The jobs I do get responses from are suspect small startups that were bought out by private equity firms. The pay is often lower too at around 75k for most roles I applied to. Or I'd have to move to Atlanta and work in person. I'm currently in the Augusta area. I could work for a school, hospital, or university in the area. The workload would be a lot easier but the salaries for these roles are around 40 to 60k.