How long is an hour?

tait

Shared on Fri, 06/13/2008 - 10:42

I can't believe shrinks and masseusses (massaueuuueuses?  erm... massage therapists!) can call it an "hour" when it's 50 minutes.  10 minutes aint much?  But that's 1/6.  What if I bought a 20 ounce bottle of Coke and it only has 16.7 ounces of product?  A quarter pound burger that was a fifth of a pound?  I want my sixth back!  Give me my sixth!  I'm a sixth lord (shameless Star Wars pun)!  I have a sixth sense!

Carry on.

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YEM's picture
Submitted by YEM on Fri, 06/13/2008 - 10:45
Ask for a 1/6 refund
Lbsutke's picture
Submitted by Lbsutke on Fri, 06/13/2008 - 10:48
so I guess, no happy ending 4 you!!!
aimzb's picture
Submitted by aimzb on Fri, 06/13/2008 - 10:54
And if you're getting 50 minutes from a shrink, you are doing good. I used to bill an hour for 40 minute sessions. It is done that way because the other 10 (or 20 in my case) minutes were used for paperwork relative to the session. Paperwork doesn't do itself and it doesn't get done for free. Besides, what is time anyway?
MikeTheKnife's picture
Submitted by MikeTheKnife on Fri, 06/13/2008 - 11:10
I think you should beat the shrink senseless to teach him a lesson.
dkhodz's picture
Submitted by dkhodz on Fri, 06/13/2008 - 11:23
Reading your blog is 1/6 of a minute I wish I had back. Just kidding, I am bored to a cellular level today.
tait's picture
Submitted by tait on Fri, 06/13/2008 - 11:43
yeah, i know they do paperwork for the other 10-20 minutes. but they don't sell it to me that way - it's sold as an hour session. should be sold as a 40 minute session. "yes, i'd like to sell you this house" and then i buy the house and it's like, "hey, we keep 20% of the house for our files - we have to put them somewhere!" or some better analogy than that. i really don't actually care that much, to be honest. any shrink would be lucky to have me for any length of time.

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