> You're telling me it's harder for a worker to change their working time or productivity by 4 seconds a week than to close a store? This seems deliberately ob

> You're telling me it's harder for a worker to change their working time or productivity by 4 seconds a week than to close a store? This seems deliberately obtuse. The point is that employees only have one or two jobs. If they had 35,000 jobs that that they spent 4 seconds a week at each, then yeah losing that 4 seconds (job) wouldn't matter.