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I'm calling Bullshit. "Not really sure what you mean by free time". Give me a break, you understand the question just fine. The worst part is that you didn't
by gamechangr 9y ago
I'm calling Bullshit.
"Not really sure what you mean by free time".
Give me a break, you understand the question just fine.
The worst part is that you didn't contribute to the question at all. Why did you comment?
- neospice 9y agoI think a lot of people have setup their lives such that they don’t feel they need a break, or free time or an escape. They don’t put off those things that the rest of us do. Maybe the commenter you replied to falls into that category.
- gamechangr 9y agoSo maybe he is one of those "I'm so passionate about my job, I would literally do it for free" kind of guys? I do hear that "bullshit" everyday from countless people and think it's refreshing if people would share what they would truly do if they had the freedom to choose.
- tluyben2 9y agoA lot of people is a stretch I think. I would be surprised if it was was 1% of humanity. And that is probably even a snapshot: when you get older, attitude might change.
- VLM 9y agoThe purpose of the question is to find the winner of the "I conform to the hive mind opinion of cool recreational activities better than the rest of you". That not a leisure activity I participate in, or I already do things the hive mind feels is cool, is breaking the rules of the primate dominance game while being possibly good true answers. We're supposed to be fighting over if urban bicycling is cooler to the hive mind than homeless shelter volunteering, not pointing out its a ridiculous question for real life or mentioning there's no real reason why anything listed so far would require a month off. Its supposed to be more important that going to hipster bars is better for the hive mind, than pointing out we don't need a month off to go to the hipster bar.