You can, but I suggest yerba mate.

Had the same problem on my previous job. I have set a critical date to leave it and started to learn as much I could, like a mad monkey. Two years later I got a job as a senior, so it was worth every short night of sleep that I have sacrificed for my skills. I have also learned that:
1) You are responsible for your own knowledge, not your company.
2) You are responsible for your own career, not your company.
3) Majority of quality knowledge you will get in your spare time, not in your job.
Good luck whatever path you will choose.

If it looks stupid but it works, then it's not stupid.

Yeah, the officer should be called Judge Thread. I know ... lame but it's Friday ! Don't 'judge me' ... I really should stop posting.

Yesterday of course.

I'll go with the classic 'Stop that ! Silly!'

I use https://mynoise.net blocks everything else and helps me focus.