The Mark Simone Show on 710 WOR.

Hey, it's Friday.

You can tell there's nobody here.

Walking around, there's nobody here.

Thousands and thousands of desks, offices, and there's nobody here.

It's Friday.

Hey, but listen, everybody's working. Now, this is the way it is

everywhere, every company, every office. People just generally come in about three days a week.

Nobody's around on Monday. Nobody's around on Friday. Some people come in one day a week,

two days a week. But I've been telling you this now for about two or three years. We're going to a four-day

work week. This is going to happen. It's just a case of when. It'll be a four-day work week.

It was a six-day work week forever in America until somewhere, I guess it was the late 1800s, something

like that, that they, you know, Sunday was the day of rest.

They decided some company one by one, all right, you don't have to work on Saturday.

And then eventually Saturday became part of the weekend.

Well, we're going to go to a four-day week.

Fridays will be a part of the weekend eventually.

They've already started this in other countries, some experimenting with it for six months. Some, there are some places that have made it

permanent. Now, there's some people that say, well, if you do the four day week, it has to be 10 hours

a day, four days a week, so you still do the 40 hours. But I don't think that's

going to happen. Because of technology and computers and AI and all that, everything gets

more and more and more efficient. Productivity goes way up. It'll be a four-day week. Maybe not this

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