Many peopel begin to question the rationality of "Nine to Five". They ask why do we human being, so creative in nature, have to follow the "Nine to Five" working mode and become just one unnameble, unimportant, neglectable, member of the mass labor force?
Young graduates nowadays would die for a chance to work in any one of the mulit-national companies. In these companies, all things are routinized. There is no surprise. You know what you have to do, and what you will get. Forest Gump's chocolate box is out of fashion in this sense.
Along with this mass production and "nine to five" mode, we are selling our creativity cheap. It seems that as long as we are provided comfortable mateiral life, we don't care about the damn human nature and creativity. Life is much easier when it is prescripted, espeically in such a beastly competitive society.
But we know it isn't true, is it?