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Are there any philosophers who argue that ethics is a waste of time?

Are there any philosophers that argue that it's a waste of time to worry about being moral? I'm not asking books that say killing people or being immoral is okay but that for the average person having to live as a moral person who has to decide if every action is moral or not is just a waste of time and not worth doing. Just living is better than worrying if your actions are moral.
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Well there is Jonathan Dancy's Ethics without principles (2004). Dancy argues that we don't need moral principles in order to make moral judgments. Dancy isn't arguing that  one shouldn't make moral judgments, just that universal (and others)  principles are unhelpful and unnecessary.  

Perhaps you could also say Ethical intuitionism
 comes close to your position.  Proponents of this position, such as W.D Ross (The Right and the Good 1930) think that we often, (but not always, See Ross's lecture series Foundations of ethics)  don't need to worry or think about what to do. Most of the time we can immediately see what we should do.