Evening work is economical. Power comes most cheaply by night.

Alan Moore
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Evening work is economical. Power comes most cheaply by night. I’ve used this quote when talking about things like the economy. As an economics major, I’ve seen that there is a correlation between the price that something is sold for and the amount of time it takes to make it.

While the evening works is inexpensive and takes less time, the power comes most cheaply by night. This can be applied to anything from lowering your tuition to taking a job in the mailroom. If you plan on doing something and need to do it quickly, do it at night.

Source: Fashion Beast

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