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It could easily break a tie. If I can save an hour everyday because I don't have to figure out lunch/dinner, then that's more time for me.

• selectodude 8y ago
  People in literally every where else in the world live for that hour of lunchtime away from work, so I think (hope?) you're in the minority.
  • scarejunba 8y ago
    Yeah, but their coworkers suck. I like mine.
  • genocidicbunny 8y ago
    Getting away from work doesn't have to mean getting away from your coworkers and your workplace. I don't know about you, but I'm pretty good about leaving my work at my desk -- when I get up to wander around, or to take a break, I don't have to leave my workplace to be 'away from work'. And is trading your coworkers for pushy crowds of strangers and traffic nightmares really that good of a deal? Because in MTV, that's what you're trading for. Getting away from work at lunch means dealing with even bigger and even more annoying crowds.