> I don't like the conflation of time/effort with privilege. Yet there is a correlation there. Someone working minimum wage is going to have a really tough tim

> I don't like the conflation of time/effort with privilege. Yet there is a correlation there. Someone working minimum wage is going to have a really tough time making it through college. Someone with a working wife, kids, and family will have a very tough time living in a high COL area working 70 hours a week. Should those people be forced to be antisocial busybodies just so large corporations can maximize output per employee? When does quality of life enter the equation?