80 hours ain't bad if it's you and the boys that are passionate about the project. its not really "work" at that point, but a lifestyle. you no longer live at home, but now live at work. which to me wouldn't be so bad as long as i enjoyed the people i was with. remember. it's not a job you plan on retiring from after 30 years. it's a mission that you won't have to deal with in two years, you'll be moving on to a new project.
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