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This is like parents telling their children "If you have time to goof off and play games, you should have time to study harder / do the dishes / mow the lawn".
by derekp7 6y ago
This is like parents telling their children "If you have time to goof off and play games, you should have time to study harder / do the dishes / mow the lawn". This isn't an either /or, also even if you stopped doing X completely, and did only Y, you still won't be done with Y. Because there is always more Y to do. So as long as Y isn't fully achievable, might as do some X also.