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Daydream, you are spot on. I can't fathom anyone having an issue with someone working multiple jobs. On one hand, there are some who consistently claim members of the WFD are fairly well off by "raking in" the overtime and then, in the same breath, those same people criticize any WFD members who work others jobs or even own their own businesses. I don't think these critics can have it both ways.

Much like the "grocery shopping criticism", I feel this one is a losing issue. As you said we criticize those who "freeload" and then turnaround and do the same to those working multiple jobs. I would hope these critics can find a new hobby other than looking into who works where and who owns what company. As long as there are no conflicts, and let's be clear there is ZERO evidence to suggest there are, then I don't see what the issue is?