Friday OT #3 - The Three Fourths Plan

[Angie]

@cyclones500 brought this great idea! I can't think of a better way to describe it, so here's his description:

The three-fourths plan: Assume that for your job, regardless of what it is, you work a typical full-time schedule for 9 months each year, and get 3 months off … what months would you work and which would you want off? (The months do not have to be consecutive).

 

[drlove]

I would take June, September, and December off.

 

[SCNCY]

September - Football
December - Spend time with Family
May or June - enjoy nice weather.

 

[Cyclonepride]

March (March Madness), September and December (I think those would be good months, and also are spread out a bit).

 

[cyclone101]

Last half of October, November, May, last half of December.

 

[JP4CY]

I'd want June-August off. Memorial Day to Labor day is the best time of the year.

 

[BCClone]

July august september. Can get the summer and some extra football games. Maybe even slide it back a month, love the fall but harvest kills that usually.

 

[MeanDean]

May - Best Iowa Weather

Jan & Feb - Best months to escape Iowa Weather.

 

[cyclones500]

My preference is close to @Cyclonepride

March — post-winter recharge and more time to indulge The Madness.
August or September — Late-summer/early fall unwinding.
December — Slow the pace for seasonal/holiday pleasantries. And it's my Birthday Month.

 

[CloneFan4]

I don't want to be off for long periods of time. Work really helps keep my sanity.

For the purpose of playing along:

April: Fishing walleye spawn all week, attending Cubs baseball games and Raptors playoff games.

July: Boating all month making trips to LOTO and Okoboji

December: Spending time with family over the holidays, attending Iowa State basketball games, and (never in a million years would I thought I'd say this, love you Campbell) attending the inevitable bowl game.

 

[pulse]

I’d go with June, August, and maybe January.

 

[SCyclone]

Have to say May - best golfing weather of the year, September - football, and November - deer hunting.

 

[stormchaser2014]

Spring training in March, postseason in October, then another month traveling to other ballparks across the country.

 

[CtownCyclone]

OK, not sure if it's kosher, but I'm going to not use calendar months...
Last half of December/1st half of January - Nothing gets done at work anyway, and it's a time to go see family. Plus, when Campbell gets us into the big-time bowl games that are in January, I'll be able to watch.

Last half of May/1st half of June - weather's good, start of summer, all that good stuff.

October - It's my birthday month, so I'll need the whole month to celebrate.