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===Example: a healthy person's day off work: 19 spoons === The person: * gets up and dresses (1 + 1 spoons) *has a shower (2 spoons) * styles their hair after the shower (2 spoons) * drives (3 spoons) to the supermarket * buys food (3 spoons) * cooks and eats a meal (3 spoons) * watches some TV (1 spoon) * then makes plans and socializes (3 spoons) This is a total of 19 spoons. This might be a typical "relaxing" day for a healthy person, but is far beyond the capability of the person with only 12 spoons per day, who is probably only able to work part-time (if at all).
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