In an average human lifetime, how many years will be spent working and how many spent sleeping?

McGruff

Most of us often ask the question, where does the time go? For those of you who've asked that question, a recent poll by Priority Management, Inc. has the answer: In a lifetime, the average American will spend: Six months sitting at stoplights, eight months opening junk mail, one year looking for misplaced objects, two years unsuccessfully returning phone calls, and seven years waiting in line. I can believe that one! Just try going to Six Flags during the summer or the grocery store when a winter storm is on its way. Talk about lines. Or how about this statistic? The average American adult between eighteen and sixty-four watches television five times more than they read. On average, their minutes are spent each day on: Sleeping...461, Working...211, Watching TV...121, Doing Housework...101, Traveling...78, Eating...69, Socializing…46, Recreation...31, Caring for children...28, Dressing...28, Washing/Grooming...25, Reading...24, Conversing...24, Thinking or relaxing...9 minutes. http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:Ru-_VoBDHw0J:www.centralcommunity.org/singles-let.htm+lifetime+average+time+spent+working+sleeping&hl=en&ie=UTF-8 Dec 15 03, 3:23 AM