> I asked around the office. No one else is getting 60 hours. Sounds like significant sampling bias right there. US prime age employment rate (25-54 years old)

> I asked around the office. No one else is getting 60 hours. Sounds like significant sampling bias right there. US prime age employment rate (25-54 years old) is 78% (which counts part time employees). I'd guess that the 22% you didn't interview, and the part time employees (who likely don't work in an office) are far less busy.