And again, you seem stuck on the "I make more money so my free time is more valuable than somebody who makes less."
That's a really entitled opinion to have.
Somebody who works 40 hours a week doing manual labor at $7.25 probably needs the free time more than somebody who makes $15.50 an hour sitting around doing data entry on a computer, for instance. So I wouldn't expect the $15.50er to say their free time is somehow worth more.
I know you haven't replied and this has kind of been covered, but if you make more money, your time really is more valuable. That's why wealthy people have gardeners, maids, shoppers, etc.
If you make $100/hour, it's not going to make any sense spending an hour mowing your lawn if you can pay someone $20/hour to do it for you. If you only make $13/hour, then you will probably mow the lawn yourself because your time isn't worth $20/hour.
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