All right. Just pulled up at the spot. Looks like the tide's coming in. Current's moving.

That was Austin Schofield, and one recent Monday, while most of us were at work, Austin went fishing.

Feels like a very fishy spot. Oh, fish just jumped.

Like he's been doing basically every Monday for the last two years,

ever since his employer, a company called the Wanderluss Group,

switched from a five-day work week down a four.

It's been really nice from a fishing perspective

because everyone else is busy,

so I can go to all the spots, and it's not boaters or anglers

everywhere. And it just allows you to decompress and not have that dread of the upcoming workday.

Even though I have worked tomorrow, I'm not stressed out about it at all, really.

I am absolutely in love with the four-day work week.

I don't think I could go back to a five-day work week.

More and more companies are making the switch,

and in California, there's even talk of making a 32-hour work week, the law.

Oh, I would think that would be amazing.

Three days, weekends.

I think a lot of people would appreciate having that break.

But some people aren't so sure.

I don't foresee that being a possibility in my line of work.

I just don't see it being something that's feasible for my lifestyle

and the amount of work that I usually have to do.

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