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This is a terrible example to set. It's like taking a blow torch to a candle and boasting about the mess in the end. What's going wrong with the world's working
by goombastic 8y ago
This is a terrible example to set. It's like taking a blow torch to a candle and boasting about the mess in the end. What's going wrong with the world's working hours? Add commute times to this and this is slavery.
- gnulinux 8y agoI don't understand how this is even possible? 100h/w means 14h per day every single day. If you work 8am to 10pm and your commute is 1 hour you'll be spending 7am to 11pm out. Let's say you're ok with 6h sleep every day, you still have 2h to do life. Ignore dinner, entertainment, sex, relaxing, chilling etc... When do these people take shower? Do laundry? Pay bills? Grocery shop? I don't understand. I'm not even questioning the human aspect, it literally seems impossible to me, unless they decided to hire someone who'll do their laundry etc and they take quick showers. Bizarre.