Something to think about the next time you get a bill from a lawyer, isn't it?

oj,
And my prize would be?
Not all of your readers are intellectually conceited poseurs working in some sort of PR/Socially conscious/unionized school teacher occupation.
Due to my own my own fault, I'm now working as a card dealer in a CA Indian Casino.
Six hours out of every eight hour day, I'm working as an organ grinder's monkey, getting tips for entertainment. I'm a good monkey, so, if we got to keep our own, I'd be making over $1k a week in tips. But, trust me, I'd much rather be in my halcyon mid-80's M&A life, where I worked 80+ hours a week, and earned mid-hi six figure incomes.
I've never heard of anyone, outside of politicians and public employee union members, getting by on two hours work a day.
Mike

He does, therefore you do too.

oj, have you ever had a proper job?

OJ, you can find a great number of people who work more than two hours a day if you visit the school your children attend.
And, by the way, Mike Daley, I may have belonged to a teachers' union, but I can assure you I worked many more than two hours each and every day - not only in the school, but at home preparing lessons, etc.

I've taught--if you do an hour's preparation the rest is just showing up.

Morko:

Lots.

mike:

Studies show you're incapable of engaging in what you do mentally for more than two hours. The rest is just posing.

Of course, OJ's commentary is based upon hanging around white collar workers.

The guys working on my addition are working 10 hour days in 95+ heat, as am I, when I'm done with my 2 hour radio show.

If OJ is correct about engaging the brain for only 2 hours, then the best answer is to work more than one "job."

Of course, OJ's commentary is based upon hanging around white collar workers.

The guys working on my addition are working 10 hour days in 95+ heat, as am I, when I'm done with my 2 hour radio show.

If OJ is correct about engaging the brain for only 2 hours, then the best answer is to work more than one "job."

Not only are blue collar jobs no different,m but even assembly line jobs, which folks imagine must be constant toil, are no different.

First, we must define "work."

It's interesting that even on this string where we should all know better, work is seen as physical. The guys working on Bruno's addition are really working and in hot weather!

While to the uninformed eye some of us might be thought of as goofing off when in reality we're laboring in the same 95+ degree heat composing biting commentary on the mental and moral acuity of our local taxing authority.

I resent the implications here of "two hours". I know I put in at least a good three hours of productivity during the eight hours I bill for every day. And that's not counting overtime.

That counts the hour you spend figuring out how to bill two as eight as work.

Fortunately for you, oj, your kids teachers do not consider that just showing up is teaching!

Our kids have three different recesses a day. No one even pretends to be teaching.