I took "work" to mean purpose, which applies in either case. The problem comes when people limit themselves to a singular purpose and spend the rest of their t

I took "work" to mean purpose, which applies in either case. The problem comes when people limit themselves to a singular purpose and spend the rest of their time being consumers. The don't learn and grow and so end up in this rut for the duration. You're left with aging, atrophied, one-dimensional automatons who don't know anything else besides the grind and T.V. to relax in the evening. Rinse, repeat. When they retire they have no idea what to do with themselves and the thought of figuring it out probably makes them anxious so they stick to what they know. Speaking of which, I gotta go. TMZ is on soon...