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Id bet this month's mortgage payment that there's an inverse relationship between how much time people spend actually working in an 8 hour day and how much they get paid.
Teacher here. Yes and ouch
I don't bet money, but I bet you're right!
I see you're visiting us from the Fae lands. In that case we'll wager the memory of your first kiss.
Absolutely. In my career and in all my friends careers, the more we move up, the less we work, the less we get paid. It's ridiculous.
Wait what? Are you saying that if you get promoted to a manager, you work less and also get paid less?
Oops. I meant to say "more". Edited.