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I saw this story.

I thought this was worth bringing up.

It was an audit that was done recently for the DMV, Department of Motor Vehicles in California.

And a data operator there apparently slept three hours a day at her desk for three years.

Three hours a day for three years. And the department failed to take disciplinary action.

All right. So was she satisfying her job requirement?

That I don't know.

You would assume that maybe there was not a lot of demand for what she did because you think somebody would notice that she was asleep for three hours.

Four witnesses told investigators that the DMV employee consistently slept at her desk.

The auditor estimated the employee misused 2,200 hours of work time between February

2014 and December 2017. And maybe it was just like a lull in the day. Like, but that's a hell

of a lull three hours. My guess is she also took a lunch, right? They're not saying they're not saying

that they haven't specified that she wasn't taking a lunch on top of that. That's four hours. That's half your day. I mean, that's a third of your work day easily. Yeah, I mean, listen, I don't think you should be sleeping for three hours at work. I don't think you should be sleeping at work. You sleep for about two? No, I don't think you should be sleeping at all at work, but I've been in a DMV where there's just nothing happening. Now, I don't know.

Well, the people working should have something happening. I don't know what, yeah, I don't know what they're supposed to be doing if nobody's there waiting in line. But, yeah. On average, though, Prest. Three hours every day. That's on average, Kath. So that means she was sleeping less, some days more. Some days, eight hours. Some days the whole shift. She just slept in the parking lot that started the car up and went home.

Okay. less, some days more. Some days, eight hours. Some days she just slept in the parking lot and started the car up and went home.

Okay.

If they can figure this out that it was on average, then somebody knew that she was sleeping, right?

Well, that's the thing.

They're saying that there were complaints from her colleagues and the department failed to take disciplinary action.

So that's why the hubb- You'll see investigative reports like this all the time on the news.

There was a guy in the city.

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