I think this is meant for humor, as an expression of feeling overworked. That's different than "no time." If someone truly has no time to wait a week or two f

I think this is meant for humor, as an expression of feeling overworked. That's different than "no time." If someone truly has no time to wait a week or two for an ILL request (I'll assume the local public library offers it as a free service) they they have no time to read the paper, no time to carry out research, and no time to write up the research. How then do they plan on taking on a new project when they have no time?