Thursday, 5 January 2012

5th Jan 2012 The Link Between Unemployment & TV

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Several media coincide in reporting a couple of alarming facts, that unemployment in Spain has reached a historic height of 7.5% and the average figure of each Spaniard over the age of 4, spent 4 hours and 5 minutes daily in front of the telly. These 2 things are related of course; in time of the ongoing economic crisis, the more the unemployment, the higher the consumption of television.



Naturally, not all of us spend more than 4 hours daily watching television as the figure was taken by average. For many, much less of course, but that eaves the rest watching maybe 6, 7 or 8 hours a day glued to the TV screen! These are, said the findings, people between 45 to 65, and live in rural areas. A typology concurred with the many unemployed.
 


I am not sure whether I should be classified as unemployed or not. I work, but don't have a fixed work schedule or hours. On average, somehow I can't find time to watch even 2 full hours of TV. There are so many films I want to see but not able to do so. I must have been doing something wrong not benefiting from regular income of a fixed employment nor having enough leisure hours!


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