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I have real difficulty seeing how such a system would work in practice?

• hinkley 7y ago
  Helps but doesn't fix problems. The 8 am or 5 pm slot at the dentist would still fill up awfully quickly. But working hourly I always had trouble getting any self-care or errands done, as did all of my coworkers. I dunno if this is an example or a counterexample, but there was a lumber/hardware store near my old house that would close at 4, which sounds nuts unless you know that it's a favorite among professionals. Most times if you don't know until 4 that you need a material it's too late to do anything about it anyway. Doesn't help me though, trying to do a temporary repair on anything. Have to schlep across town to the Home Depot after rush hour to get anything done.
• swebs 7y ago
  Instead of everybody working 9-5, some offices can be open 8-4, and others 10-6.