I would like to spend a few word about the subject on the title...
The book I'm reading starts with:
"Parkinson's second law, like the first, is a matter of everyday experience, manifest as soon as it is stated, as obvious as it is simple.
When the individual has a rise in salary, he and his wife are prone to decide how the additional income is to be spent [..]
The extra salary is silently absorbed, leaving the family barely in credit and often, in fact, with a deficit which has actually increased."
Beh, Mr. Parkinson ha detto una grande verità!
Non pensate?
Alessandro Giovanni Paolo RUGOLO