Anyone else just bleed time like no one's business?

I swear some days I blink and it's 140:00 with nothing to show for it

I can relate. I wake up 10:30 AM and start working at 12 afternoon. I work 8 hours at my full time job, then go to the gym, work on clients/side projects, and play cricket/football for 1.5 hours. then go to bed at 2:30 AM. For 6 days a week.

Even then I feel like I'm losing time and I'm not productive enough.

Everyday.

I tend not to really function until the afternoon.

But hey, all the better when you have clients that pay you extra for doing nothing because "Mah OfFiCe HouRs!!1!".

The typo makes this better.

executive dysfunction and time blindness is a lovely combination

ah shit I forgot my meds

@CoreFusionX problem is I've hit cap for how much doing nothing I can get away with

unproductive days r as common as productive days

@chonky-quiche I wish my productive days were as common as my unproductive ones

@ostream Later: "Why don‘t managers trust us?"

@Lensflare The level of stupidity in his sentences is increasing with time. I called him an "internet NPC" for a reason.

@ostream as it is when estimating accurately, I still get questions about about "why so many hours for such simple changes?" From people who have no idea what goes on under the hood

@Lensflare I’ve often heard from managers that it’s better to overestimate bc if u come up short they get more heat from the client

@chonky-quiche overestimating is ok and often necessary.
Making up shit and straight up lie about the effort so that you can slack off is not ok.

@Lensflare slacking off sometimes is ok lol what r u a work nazi?

@chonky-quiche no, a Grammer Nazi actually.

@Lensflare Before I delve into the main points of my argument, allow me to establish my credibility on the topic. As an avid researcher and someone who has spent countless hours studying the intricacies of language and grammar, I understand the importance of maintaining a high standard of communication. Moreover, I have conducted extensive research on the topic, exploring the intersection between food and language.

Now, you may be wondering why eggplants, of all things, are relevant to grammar nazis. Well, my friends, the answer lies in the symbolism and the inherent qualities of this delectable vegetable. Eggplants, with their dark, glossy skin and curvaceous shape, exude a certain allure that can only be described as hot and sexy. And it is this very allure that can inspire grammar nazis to elevate their language skills to new heights.

@ostream we make a lot of grammar mistakes ourselves. I guess that’s why we lost the Grammer War II.

@ostream Aaah! Stop that!

@ostream

If everyone wrote the way they wanted, humanity would go extinct.

Imagine the combinatorial explosion of "dialects", as if it weren't bad enough already...

Source: https://what-if.xkcd.com/8/