Catering to Extreme Laziness

In the UK, you can now buy pre-boiled eggs in the supermarket. I've seen pre-made soup, rice, salads... but now eggs? How hard is it to put an egg in a pot of hot water for 5 minutes? Is this catering to extreme laziness or a very clever idea?

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The right to be lazy sometimes..

It's May Day and I'm feeling rather lazy sitting at home with nothing planned for today. Been reflecting about my work. In general, I love what I do but sometimes I get these moments where I feel totally burnt out and just want to lie down and do nothing. Like who doesn't, right? I just want to be lazy but as I question what motivates me to go to work, I wonder if we not only have a right to be lazy but also an obligation. For what if I let myself get totally lazy, so lazy that I feel lazy about being lazy and don't want to be lazy anymore, instead I want to go back to work. It's probably an absurd way to motivate oneself this way but it works. I guess laziness has its merits too :)

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