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I'm sure they would,but not everyone wants to quit work and even fewer people can afford to do so.

• criddell 7y ago
  > not everyone wants to quit work I have a hard time understanding that. If I could afford it, I'd quit work tomorrow and I don't think I would ever get bored. I have a so many hobbies I don't have time for and about a million more I'd like to dive into. I have countless movies and TV shows on lists that I'll probably never get to. Books are an even bigger problem for me. If I lived near a a university I'd audit everything. I'd volunteer for causes I believe in.
  • cosmodisk 7y ago
    My dad is a little bit like that.He retired last year. Spent maybe half a year at home and then got himself a job again. He has no hobbies, can't sit at home for more than an hour and etc.For him, the job is the goal. He talks about it, he happily complains and yet he does want to go there. His decision to go back to work was influenced by the financial gains,as my parents do need that income, however I very much doubt it'd be very different outcome if money wasn't part of thr equation.