Yea, sometimes I feel a little guilty for playing Fortnite while on the clock at work. I am sure my Dad would say, "If you are on the clock, you should be working."
However, the number of times I am on my own time and I am still interrupt for something "important," I say screw it.
Now, it doesn't happen often. But occasionally, I will be on my break or lunch and someone has to talk to me about something. Or needs to get into the stock room.
And it happen again this morning. I just walk into the door, not clock in, haven't put down my bag, still have my jacket on, and someone had to talk to me about something. All because the person just happens to see and wanted to ask me about something.
One time, I was walking home and receive a call and it was about work. "We can't find the part?"...... You know what, I don't care. So what if you can't find the part. Guess what, I don't care if swing shift can't complete the job tonight. You can do it tomorrow.
What is wrong with that? It is not like we are instantly fired for parts being late by a day. We are paid the same regardless parts are ship out on time or not. Why have the Tyranny of the Urgency just because you can't complete a job.
I was even on vacation playing in a Magic the Gathering tournament in the middle of a game and got a call for work. (Was going to lose the match anyway. It was Modern before Birthing Pod was banned.)
And yea, that only happened once. I am still a little annoyed about it.
So screw it. I am going to play video games sometimes while on the clock at work. I would love to get paid to play video games. Or better, just never have to work ever again at all and just do what I want. Even if it is play video games all day.