> It's better than lounging around like a lemon doing nothing with your time. Why assume that that's the only non-work option out there? There are plenty of pr

> It's better than lounging around like a lemon doing nothing with your time. Why assume that that's the only non-work option out there? There are plenty of productive non-work things that you can focus on. Exercise will benefit you in numerous ways. So will learning about nutrition and how to cook. I would say those are both benefiting the person more than repeating what they do at work for 40+ hours a week.