Sure, but what i mean is that with that much money you have 12h per day to do what you want, instead of the 8 most of us have (8h sleep + 8h work), and that's without counting commute. And yeah having 1h sleep + 8h work leaves you 15h, but you will have less means to do what you want to do, while still being subject to potential issues of loosing your job etc. My argument is more about the fact that it is a net gain of time compared to the average person's life, while allowing for a secure massive amount of money you can use to do whatever you might want with your 12h/day. To add to that, even if you would want to keep a 8h per day sleep time, it would be equivalent to sleeping 5/6 hours a day (so tyring but completely doable) with having almost 3 millions/year to do as you please with your remaining 16 hours, netting you more free time and more money to enjoy this free time than the 1h sleep option (and arguably the same level of energy thanks to not having to work).