For hourly workers, you're right. For salaried knowledge workers (probably most of us here), I think this would be a big deal. That's because a typical day usu

For hourly workers, you're right. For salaried knowledge workers (probably most of us here), I think this would be a big deal. That's because a typical day usually lasts until one of two conditions are met: 1) All of the organizational needs are met 2) I've got no more gas in the tank There's no question that days on average would be longer as condition #1 would become less frequent and condition #2 more frequent, but I'm very confident that on the whole it would end up being fewer hours worked, because I'm already hitting condition #2 on a regular basis. Not to mention that having three days off would do a lot to fight burnout.