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= F.U.C.K. - Fucked Up College Kids - Born Jan. 24th, 1993 - F.U.C.K. =
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As every day passes the world becomes more and more enveloped in a
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serious logistical problem. Every day you sit in bumper to bumper 5 MPH
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traffic you should realize this. The concept of a 24 hour world should
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have been implemented years ago.
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Instead of this five workday, nine hour business day, one hour
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lunch, two fifteen minute break life, we should broaden our life to include
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a different set of hours for normal operation. Instead of providing
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structure, this limited work week provides chaos. Rush hour traffic is
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a big enough argument. I should probably do some research into where
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the idea of such a limited work week came from to better understand
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it, but I feel it would not make sense regardless of where it came from.
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If everyone works 'business' hours you run into the first problem.
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When am I supposed to go to the bank or the dry cleaners? If each
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business stays open until five or six and everyone (or a large percentage)
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works those same hours, how is anyone expected to visit the other
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business?
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Companies that stay open for long hours or 24 hours usually have
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several advantages. For those who work normal business hours, they have
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the opportunity to get things done. Instead of making special provisions
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with your boss to get a few hours off, you can still do it before or
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after work. The companies that keep longer hours get the business of those
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who can't make those provisions.
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Aside from getting more business, those companies typically
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have time to do night stocking, cleaning, and merchandising all while
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making money. Between the additional time to work around the store
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and the ability to make more customers happy by providing your service,
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they come out on top.
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The traffic during the rush to and from work is responsible for
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a good percentage of accidents. These accidents cause slow traffic
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as people do everything in their power to watch what is going on.
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In many cases I have seen traffic slow anywhere up to 40 MPH below
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the speed limit to watch the aftermath of an accident. The worst case
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was a sudden 20 MPH drop while people watched a single tow truck hook
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up a car. No police, no fire trucks, no ambulance, etc.
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I currently live 70 minutes from work and it is all highway
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driving. Often times it takes more than an hour and a half to get there,
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and over an hour and a half to get back. Some trips have averaged about
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40-55 MPH (the speed limit being 65-75) for large portions of the drive.
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If the population's work schedules were spread out over a 24 hour period
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the traffic problems would thin out.
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In my last apartment I kept running into a small problem that
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could have been avoided with longer work hours. Almost every morning
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around 7 or 8 I would be woken up by one thing or another. Some days
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it was the maintenance crew baning on one thing, someone honking outside
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of my window, or the cleaning people sandblasting the sidewalk. Not
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everyone keeps normal hours by choice.
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Its not something I or anyone could prove without implementation,
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but I feel more people would be more productive and much more happy
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if the stress caused by such a chaotic lifestyle were removed. The stress
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of rush hour traffic, getting to work on time, rushing to pick up
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laundry or go to the bank, then rush home is often times overwhelming.
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Its time for a change....for the better.
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DisordeR
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