NPR.
Weyland Wong, I have a shocking statistic for you.
If you're a typical american worker, this year you will take a total of ten days paid leave.
Oh, my gosh.
In America, it's like you just work and work until you keel over.
No vacation?
Yeah, just two weeks.
It's not that much internationally.
But get this, you'll also leave one third of your vacation allowance unused.
That's according to the survey by financial tech company Sorbet.
So we're not even using all of the very meager vacation days we're getting.
Something is deeply wrong with american society.
I'm sorry to get editorial, but why are you leaving vacation unused?
I don't know.
I've never understood it either.
Although I'm like, do I have a used vacation?
You know what?
I'm leaving.
Yeah.
See you in the fall.