The 4 Hour Work Week

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It all started when he discovered
The 4 Hour Work Week.

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He bought in:

hook,

line

and sinker.

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Through personal adaptation it became the "five hour work week" because:

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"we're not as motivated."-
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Then he recruited someone else who obviously needed to minimize his workweek.

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He joined because:

"For years I've been thinking about how to get out of corporate America and do something with my life. Don't ge me wrong, working in corporate America is better than slaving in a tobacco field in 95 degree heat, trying to scrape out a living. But there's nothing inherently significant with it, either. "
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At this point, it was time to bring in the big guns.

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They brought in the ringer. Which, by definition, means

"substituted racehorse."

"Unscrupulous racehorse owners have a fast horse and a slow horse that are nearly identical in appearance. They run the slow horse until the betting odds reached the desired level, then they substitute the ringer, who can run much faster. "

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And his response: "I wondered why I should increase my hours to four when I was already retired."
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After a few tumultuous months, his enthusiasm has picked up with the revival of the Mongo Bat as featured in a previous post here. He reports:
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"After watching an exciting game of Mongo Ball using an old obsolete Mongo Bat, I have been given the assignment of determining if there are any more Mongo Bats in existance, and if not, locating the tooling."
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Here it is, ladies and gentlemen, a sneak peek just for you, my loyal readers, the newest, greatest product of the Five Hour Work Week Entrepreneurs:

The return of the MongoBat