I have a full-time office job running mostly automated systems that rarely need any intervention, leaving me free time to get another full-time job doing the sa

I have a full-time office job running mostly automated systems that rarely need any intervention, leaving me free time to get another full-time job doing the same job remotely. Technically I am working the two jobs simultaneously which most people would consider a no-no, but the remote job is aware of the local job so that's covered, and the local job really, truly doesn't need full-time attention so as long as the few tasks are covered I don't really see the harm.