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Talk of the Town
By Laurie Phillips
Q. If money was not a concern, what would you spend your time doing? Follow-up: Do you think people in this area are able to spend their time the way they choose?
(Asked at the Pruneyard)
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Leonard Gomez
golf course employee
Going back to school, I guess. If money wasn't an issue, why not? Most people only work to pay their bills, anyway. Leisurely life? I think so. They'd have to change some expenses, of course, but it's possible. A lot of people can do it when they're young and going to school.
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Ben Mysliwski
student
Doing exactly the same stuff I do now--having a good time and hanging out with my friends. Cash concerns? Yeah, I don't think it [the presence of money] should change anything that much. Life will go on just the same. Not everyone knows what they want to do.
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Marilyn Riggs
critical care nurse
Traveling; it's fun. There's a wonderful world out there to go see, but it's so expensive. I'd go anywhere except Asia. I'd rather go to Europe and Africa, see Kenya. And I hear South Africa is supposed to be beautiful. Time travails? No. Well, I'm sure people might have that availability around here, but most of us have to work to live.
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John Jacobs
retired, Lucent Technologies
Well, I'm retired now. I spend a lot of time walking in the hills, going to San Francisco for the day, doing whatever I feel like doing when I get up. I worked 32 years, and now my life is mine. Freedom in flexibility? It certainly depends on your job. A lot of people can telecommute, spend time at home. It's doable here.
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Campbell, California
