I'm a big proponent of working (i.e. laboring) as little as you possibly can in order to leave as much room as possible for convivial activities and personal gr

I'm a big proponent of working (i.e. laboring) as little as you possibly can in order to leave as much room as possible for convivial activities and personal growth. But I think it is disingenuous in this case to paint Molyneux as a slave driver. They were ill-prepared for the launch and stuck together to scoop the water out of the boat. It's probably a bad idea to do it for 36-hours straight, but it's understandable. I would certainly stick my teeth in there till the storm's passed. Especially in a company this small, where the line between collegiality and friendship are probably quite blurred. I'm much more interested in what the RSI is a result of. That shit needs to be taken care of.