/lit/ - Literature

>>10750746
6:30am - Alarm goes off, turn it off and go back to sleep
7:00am - Another alarm goes off, hit the snooze and chill in bed because I dread going to work
7:10am - Somewhere around here I finally force myself to get up, take a shower, brush my teeth, and all the rest
7:30am - Eat breakfast, read the news, and relax as much as possible
7:50am - Head to work while fantasizing about the revolution
8:00am - Clock in and sit down in the uncomfortable chair in my cubicle. The office is supposedly buying new chairs, someday.
8:30am - At this point I might decide to actually do some work.
9:00am - Eight more hours to go, oh boy!
12:00pm - Clock out for lunch and go for a walk, read a book or whatever.
1:00pm - Clock back in. Extend my "lunch time" as much as possible.
1:30pm - Maybe decide to do some work.
2:00pm - Mandatory daily meeting on how the team's progressing.
2:30pm - Now that the meeting is over I can now safely not do any work at all. I sit around and read philosophy or whatever. I keep some work-looking windows open on my computer in case my boss walks by.
4:00pm - Revolution when?
5:00pm - Clock out immediately, get the fuck out of the office, head back home.
5:10pm - Laying in bed exhausted, get my laptop and shitpost on 4chan for a bit. Then I enjoy myself, doing whatever I please - mostly reading and listening to music, perhaps exercise if I'm feeling up to it. I eat dinner at some point too, of course.
11:00pm - Anxiously attached to whatever I'm doing at the moment, it becomes increasingly clear that I will have to go to sleep at some point if I don't want to be miserable tomorrow. I reluctantly put away whatever I'm doing and head to sleep. There are not enough free hours in the day when you're a wage slave.