> # Re: How Long?

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> Posted by Zonie on April 22, 2016 at 09:36:05

> In Reply to: How Long? posted by LevilovR on April 21, 2016 at 12:48:02:

> I think the main problem is all the demands of modern life. It would feel wonderful to be soaking wet the whole time I'm working in the furnace room, but it wouldn't be good for the control room electronics or even for slip hazards I might create that way or for when I have to sit at the computer to type shop tickets or when I have to handle paperwork that would also get wet.

> I don't particularly mind getting my car seat wet and muddy, but there's consideration for living quarters, particularly when they must be shared with others, and public establishments one must enter in the course of the day. Then there are all the things we need to take with us to get through our day that would suffer for it: wallets, contained cash, credit cards, identification cards, notepads, pistols, mobile telephones, tools, and even modern car keys.

> I remember one funny experience when my wallet protection failed. I was paying for a meal at a restaurant and handed my money to the clerk. She was reluctant to accept the cash, because it was wet. She wanted to be sure it wasn't my sweat. I assured her that I had only been wallowing in a mud hole in the desert and that my plastic bag had leaked. Then she accepted my money.

> I suppose one limit that should be observed is the time it can take to get trench foot. I think that can happen in as little as eleven hours.

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