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These numbers are always made up. Sometimes you'll even see claims that people work more than ~170 hours a week (there aren't that many hours in a week). Disse
by amscanne 6y ago
These numbers are always made up. Sometimes you'll even see claims that people work more than ~170 hours a week (there aren't that many hours in a week).
Dissecting the claims can make for a fun thought experiment, e.g. in this case 120 hours translates to 17h15m each day and Austin says:
> What time does your alarm go off on weekdays? Around 8 a.m. Usually up until 2 a.m. night before.
That's ~6 hours. Austin now has ~15 minutes every single day to do everything else in life (bathing, eating, getting dressed, etc.).
> How do you relax? I enjoy going for a drive through the mountains or along the coast on weekends.
Uh-oh. Austin has only ~1h45m each week for everything else outside of work in his life. Is this drive an hour? He now has only six minutes each day to do everything which is "not work".
- heavenlyblue 6y agoAustin just thinks if they’re having a two-hour lunch while being immediately available for a call as working hours.