In my opinion the most comfortable way to live is working part time and having a balance between too much free time and not enough free time
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Yep
probably depends on the person.
Laying in a comfortable bed with a giant soothing and warm quilt over top of you with perhaps one or several blankets underneath said quilt on you during a very cold and rainy overcast day or even a brutal windy and cold snow day with lots of wind and huge piles of falling snow outside and your house making pleasing and soothing creaking and wind gusts passing over the roof sounds as you lie warm and safe and protected in your nest listening to or watching an entertaining podcast or program under the covers whereby you occasionally drift off to sleep to. 
If you hear people outside snowmobiling in the distance, a train passing through along with its horn sound or people working on their homes or projects in the distance using various industrial tools to do so that are loud enough for you to hear but not annoyingly or sleep ruiningly so any of all of these can add to your overall comfiness.
Also I find the whirring sound of my various home appliances during these times to also be quite soothing and re-assuring whether it’s the heater, the dish washer or even the ol refrigerator ambient noise like this doesn’t bother me at all. It’s just the opposite in fact.
The only thing that could possibly make my comfiness experience better is if I had a larger bedroom with a real working fireplace I could feel the warmth of and enjoy looking into the flames of as I fell asleep. I can at least look at recreations now with the help of my iPad mini and the various 10 hour youtube videos of this sort but alas it only provides me a portion of the full experience.
If you hear people outside snowmobiling in the distance, a train passing through along with its horn sound or people working on their homes or projects in the distance using various industrial tools to do so that are loud enough for you to hear but not annoyingly or sleep ruiningly so any of all of these can add to your overall comfiness.
Also I find the whirring sound of my various home appliances during these times to also be quite soothing and re-assuring whether it’s the heater, the dish washer or even the ol refrigerator ambient noise like this doesn’t bother me at all. It’s just the opposite in fact.
The only thing that could possibly make my comfiness experience better is if I had a larger bedroom with a real working fireplace I could feel the warmth of and enjoy looking into the flames of as I fell asleep. I can at least look at recreations now with the help of my iPad mini and the various 10 hour youtube videos of this sort but alas it only provides me a portion of the full experience.
In a forest, far away from scumsciety ,having peace and quiet.
The fucked up thing though is sometimes part-time is worse 'cause you get used to the free time more and the shifts feel more painful. I've done both. Currently I'm NEET of course: awesome for a while, not for too long though. Basically nobody wins in this system.
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