The only correct points in here are 3 and 4 but they’re said in a really roundabout way. You don’t sell “time” for money. You sell labor. To do that you need a

The only correct points in here are 3 and 4 but they’re said in a really roundabout way. You don’t sell “time” for money. You sell labor. To do that you need a buyer. Most buyers purchase in bulk, and in many fields, want “requirements agreements”—you’ll produce as much as we need. Selling a little bit of labor power is often like trying to sell one bean. Doesn’t work that way. That’s all you need.