I mean, it' s a social problem. And of course the relationship that suffers the most is our relationship with God. You can't have a relationship if you don't have time. If you don't have time to reflect, to let God in, and you need the discipline of that space, of that time, the every seventh day. And to be real clear that we're talking about Sabbath time, we're not talking about vacation.
Vacation is vacant time.
And sometimes this gets confusing. And I think maybe the saddest thing we lose when we lose Sabbath time is we lose our capacity for joy. It takes time and space and stepping away from product orientation. But stepping back from that, so that we allow our capacity for joy to develop. It's almost as if our capacity for joy were an organ, and if you don't use it, you lose it.