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That's how they work for us, just not for us)
And the Tefal frying pan also thinks for us, according to the advertisement.
That's my point: everything is for us, but not for us
I'll say it again. Just on topic :)
How many days a year do we work and how many days do we rest? Let's do the math. There are 365 days in a non-leap year. Eight hours a day is spent sleeping, which is 122 days a year. Subtract that and we're left with 243 days. Eight hours a day off work is 122 days a year. Subtract that and you're left with 121 days. Weekends, 52 days a year, are also non-working time. Subtract that and you are left with 69 days. On days off, the working day is usually shortened to 26 days a year. Subtract that and you are left with 43 days. Next, the three-week holiday is 21 days. Subtract that, leaving 22 days. Half an hour of lunch each day is 8 days per year. Subtract that, leaving 14 days. Holidays declared as non-working days add up to 13 per year. Subtracted, that leaves only... one day. January 1, when everyone celebrates the new year. But we are working! When?
I'll say it again. Just on topic :)
How many days a year do we work and how many days do we rest? Let's do the math. There are 365 days in a non-leap year. Eight hours a day is spent sleeping, which is 122 days a year. Subtract that and we're left with 243 days. Eight hours a day off work is 122 days a year. Subtract that and you're left with 121 days. Weekends, 52 days a year, are also non-working time. Subtract that and you are left with 69 days. On days off, the working day is usually shortened to 26 days a year. Subtract that and you are left with 43 days. Next, the three-week holiday is 21 days. Subtract that, and that leaves 22 days. Half an hour of lunch each day is 8 days per year. Subtract that, leaving 14 days. Holidays declared as non-working days add up to 13 per year. Subtracted, that leaves only... one day. January 1, when everyone celebrates the new year. But we are working! When?
You are mixing up types, check your calculations: in a year there are 365 days, of which 233 working days, 10 hours a day, so in total 2330 hours/24 ~ 100 full days a year is spent on work.
What's up with the types, check the calculations: a year has 365 days, of which 233 working days, working 10 hours a day, so 2330hours/24 ~ 100 full days a year is spent working.
Yeah, okay. He counts the same thing 10 times. It's not even interesting.
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I haven't seen anything like that.
In general, it was always advisable to back up important information. If you don't, you're the fool, not Windows.
I haven't seen anything like that.
In general, it was always advisable to back up important information. If you didn't, you're the fool, not Windows.
I'm just saying, just in case.
and your advice is very good too.