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» So hold up... once you start working you only have 1-2 free hours a day?
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post 1487510921 03-17-2017, 05:52 AM
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Originally Posted By tjm8
holy chit at 2 hour commute. Thats like living in San Diego and working in LA. If that's your case then yeah, I see why you would wanna kill yourself
You've never been to LA, huh?

At rush hour, that's basically just leaving your house. Even in NYC I know people who do an hour+ door-to-door due to awkward interborough subway connections.
Nah, fukk that. I’m not doing that.
post 1487511791 03-17-2017, 06:06 AM
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Originally Posted By ANumber1
9 hours?

I remember my first part-time job.
location: new york

AKA: consumer slave central
post 1487513461 03-17-2017, 06:28 AM
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If anybody can, try and get an evening shift. I work 4 pm-12:30 am and I fukin love it: Wake up @ 8am, get to relax and enjoy my coffee and not rush, get my lifting in, eat a good breakfast, and then do whatever needs to be done for the day, then leave for work @ 3:30 pm. As soon as I get off I get to go straight to bed which is nice. I am exponentially more productive with this schedule than working a classic 9-5, which ive done.

I end up having about ~5 hours of "free time" everyday

Theres something to be said about not waking up when its still dark outside and you can actually enjoy your morning and afternoon w/o having to rush.
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post 1487513731 03-17-2017, 06:32 AM
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Yessir. There are ways to get around it. Reduce your commute as much as possible. Go to the gym every other day. Sleep less, use caffeine to be efficient
post 1487513811 03-17-2017, 06:32 AM
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Lmao if you think you'll feel like doing 2 hours in the gym with that schedule.
post 1487514341 03-17-2017, 06:37 AM
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Originally Posted By HairyCrotchGuy
brb 9 hour work day
2 hour commute
8 hours sleep
2 hours gym
1 hour doing chores






lmao no way im doing that **** for the rest of my life
thats fine, not everyone is cut out for being an adult...
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post 1487514381 03-17-2017, 06:38 AM
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Lol at *******s thinking gym is some kind of chore. If you don't enjoy it why bother?

8:30 : wake up
9:00 - 10:00 : commute
10:00 - 18:00 : work
18:30 - 20:30 : gym
20:45 - 21:30 : commute
00:00 : bed

Just leave all your life admin to the weekend. If it takes you longer than two hours to clean your house you need to be nore efficient.
post 1487538411 03-17-2017, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted By j4am
Lol at *******s thinking gym is some kind of chore. If you don't enjoy it why bother?
This.

Even when I did have to drive 45 minutes from and to work. I worked out in a gym 5 minutes from my house. I went early in the morning before work since traffic was horrible to work at that time. And would go home later when traffic wasn't bad. Cutting down the drive time by half.

It's all about adjusting the time budget. Important life tools schools have stopped teaching kids since Obama became president.

But yea. It's nice having a woman at home taking care of the little things like cleaning and bills.
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post 1487571391 03-17-2017, 02:15 PM
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Just lol at working in a place without employee lodging.

Brb live and work in same place
Brb no commute
Brb together with collegues 7/24
Brb can smash customers


So 8 hour work, 8 hour sleep, 2 hour gym; you have 6 hours just for you. In that time I used to dive, work in a second job, go on a boat ride, swim, fukk around with ppl
post 1487572831 03-17-2017, 02:25 PM
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That sucks op.

Wake at 630
Go to work 715
Get to work 730
Lunch 1130
Back from lunch 1230
Go home 415 avg
Sleep around 8 or 9 (6mo old baby)
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post 1487573981 03-17-2017, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted By midcoastking33
now add kids to the mix



not even once.
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post 1487575671 03-17-2017, 02:50 PM
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Originally Posted By shorkey
lol at 8 hour sleep.

Sleep faster I would recommend.
"When people say 'wowowow I need eight hours of sleep', I just say: well sleep a little faster"
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post 1487583101 03-17-2017, 03:55 PM
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I work from home for a consulting firm. Pay is great and the commute is walking down the stairs after waking up. During lunch I go to the gym. It's GOAT - pretty empty and can finish workout within hour (not that they count how long I'm gone...)

Love it.
post 1487583441 03-17-2017, 03:58 PM
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OP never worked.
RAW (5x5)

S: 315 / B: 245 / D: 405



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post 1487583511 03-17-2017, 03:58 PM
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2 hour commute, would rather kill myself. lol @ spending 10 hrs per week (almost 22 full days in a year) sitting in the car or on the bus.
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post 1487583641 03-17-2017, 03:59 PM
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'mirin math

stop lifting OP. BOOM two hours there
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post 1487583911 03-17-2017, 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted By Zackad
don't have a 2 hr commute

no need to be in gym for 2 hours, or find a less busy gym

8 hrs sleep...can be flexible lol. I usually get about 6

Also not sure how you have 1hr of chores every day

Typical day for me:

-wake at 6
-into work by 8
-hour lunch, walk my dog
-off at 5
-gym after work, done by 6:30
-home by 7
-chill and kick it until 11/midnight.
not sheriff serious on bold....man I could easily do 1 hr of chores every night, not that I do 1 hr every night but man I live with a couple of slobs

But yes 2 hours of gym time is a bit much.

4:30 AM Alarm goes off, i make coffee or have a cup waiting for me as I remembered to set the timer the night before
4:45-5:00:I've finally made it to my car, off to the gym
6:00-6:20 leaving gym
6:30 Breffast / getting food together for lunch
6:45-7:20: shower, makeup, dress
7:30: In car again
8:00 Get to work
12:00 lunch, escape to my car to not associate with coworkers and eat a depressing meal prep
1-5: work or some ****
5-6 : drive home
6:30: Toddler time/ washing dishes/ eating another meal prep
7:00 shower and stuff , some more kid time...some phone time
7:00 -9:00 chores, if I"m taking classes homework, now this time is used to take care of my grandma
9:00-10: 00 try and sleep

life kinda sucks balls right now
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post 1487585101 03-17-2017, 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted By TheAmazon
not sheriff serious on bold....man I could easily do 1 hr of chores every night, not that I do 1 hr every night but man I live with a couple of slobs

But yes 2 hours of gym time is a bit much.

4:30 AM Alarm goes off, i make coffee or have a cup waiting for me as I remembered to set the timer the night before
4:45-5:00:I've finally made it to my car, off to the gym
6:00-6:20 leaving gym
6:30 Breffast / getting food together for lunch
6:45-7:20: shower, makeup, dress
7:30: In car again
8:00 Get to work
12:00 lunch, escape to my car to not associate with coworkers and eat a depressing meal prep
1-5: work or some ****
5-6 : drive home
6:30: Toddler time/ washing dishes/ eating another meal prep
7:00 shower and stuff , some more kid time...some phone time
7:00 -9:00 chores, if I"m taking classes homework, now this time is used to take care of my grandma
9:00-10: 00 try and sleep

life kinda sucks balls right now
lol that's different bby, you have a kid and a husband that you look after. I'm assuming OP is speaking from the perspective of single bachelor. You have a wider range of chores than we do lol
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Up by 6 a.m.
Coffee and breakfast till 6:30 a.m.
Get changed/ do hair
Leave house by 6:50 a.m.
Work 7-12
Lunch
Come back and misc/work 1-5
Gym 5-6:15 ish
6:15- 10 My time
Life is yours alone, rise up and live it.
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Originally Posted By GrimesSU
LOL'd was waiting for someone to post this.
A hit was sent, from the President, to raid your residence /
Because you had secret evidence, and documents /
On how they raped the continents, and it's the prominent /
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post 1487587941 03-17-2017, 04:37 PM
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lol two hour commute?

the ****?
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why are you in the gym for 2 hours? 45 minutes every work out I execute my plan with proper resting and no talking, browsing phone unacceptable to be in the gym for 2 hours unless your training to be a bodybuilder or some kind of athelete.
I just want to share the knowledge I have obtained throughout my life and hopefully change someone's life.
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wake up earlier...

up by 4:30
- lifting at 5:15
- in work by 7
- home by 3:30
3:30-10:30 to do whatever I want

an hour for chores? I hired a cleaning lady so never clean. Laundry/food shopping is all I have to do but thats a 1 time thing on weekends
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Originally Posted By momo5
why are you in the gym for 2 hours? 45 minutes every work out I execute my plan with proper resting and no talking, browsing phone unacceptable to be in the gym for 2 hours unless your training to be a bodybuilder or some kind of athelete.
Yeah cuz getting there, showering and doing all the other chit takes 0 minutes
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Did that for a few years.

Right now i'm out of the house for work about 7 hours including commute, work out about 45 min in my garage, avg 30 mins housework, spend about 8 hours in bed and about 45 mins per day to shower/chit/bathroom so I have normally 7 hours of free time on weekdays.

Doing it right in order of free time quantity... Failing at quality....
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post 1487600071 03-17-2017, 06:21 PM
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tfw salary but get paid overtime

Most of the stuff between food, gym, entertainment is within 5 miles of me. Downtown is 15 min away so meh.
A hit was sent, from the President, to raid your residence /
Because you had secret evidence, and documents /
On how they raped the continents, and it's the prominent /
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Originally Posted By keels141
Even if we did end up with a universal basic income or an overabundance of resources or whatever I think people would still work and hustle. It is what we as males are programmed to do, we create a hierarchy in society and then we try to climb that. We have enough resources and technology to feed, clothe and shelter the entire world now (the only actual needs aside from healthcare) and yet 3 billion people are still living on <$2 a day. Just accept it for what it is and embrace the fact that most males were born to work.

It might be fun to play CoD or World of Warcraft 16 hours a day (or whatever the fuk you want to do with all that spare time) but it will grow old pretty quick and you will not grow as a person.

Working gives you mental stimulation, challenges and forces you to grow - it increases your self-esteem and feelings of self-worth in the process also.
Nobody is programmed to toil for currency because it isn't a naturally occurring, biologically-necessary object. People slave away for 10-15 hours per day because of useful idiots, such as yourself, who go along with the concept to obtain imaginary "status." It is a behavior that is invasively ingrained within us beginning at Kindergarten. Expending all of our energy reserves at places of employment actually robs us of our ability to grow as people. Instead of wasting our lives in servitude to greedy corporations, we should be maximizing our time reading, exercising and assisting our fellow man. All three activities I just listed provide far more effective mental stimulation than mindlessly performing menial tasks in a work environment. Look at the responses ITT. Everybody is miserable as a result of being bogged down with labor. Hardly conductive to self-esteem.
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Hold up, wait a minute, let me put some kush up in it
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i'm currently on dat 2 hour commute time, not by choice. **** has me so fatigued by the time i get home i just wanna rot and go to sleep.

6 am up
7 am - leave
8 am at work
5-leave work
6 get home

brb 12 hour investment for job alone
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I get 3 free hours with 6 hrs sleep. 8:30 to 7 so 9.5 hrs per day. Sometimes less...sometimes more. Feels okay since 15 min away. I'm pretty sure my next job I'm going to have to use the freeway. Das it mane.
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