@DAMOVOXY so that means you can go home and not stress over this situation since you aren’t there for a career or paycheck. Or, maybe you’re not really retired?

@DAMOVOXY I think your definition of retired is different from the actual definition.

re·tired /rəˈtī(ə)rd
adjective

1. having left one's job and ceased to work.
   "a retired teacher"
   synonyms: former, ex-, past, in retirement, superannuated More

2. ARCHAIC
   (of a place) quiet and secluded; not seen or frequented by many people.
   "this retired corner of the world"

So, basically, you aren't retired.

@DAMOVOXY

"It was my bio and I have the right to say anything I like about my life"

Yes. But generally, the truth is preferable over half-truths and deception by omission.
I could claim to be an astronaut and come up with some truth about time spent in space (in aeroplanes) but that wouldn't mean I was really an astronaut.

I picked up on it because you made a post complaining about work....while at the same time claiming to be retired. The inconsistency was glaringly obvious. Still is.

At my work I was working 4 hours a day. The we got a new supervisor who cut me to 3 hours day. He left and one of the older ones returned and I'm still on 3 hours a day. I do think this is about politics but not the GOP and Dem kind. Maybe they thought I was making too much money.

@DenoPenno That sucks, and it's entirely possible that here, it would be political.
However, the OP is from New Zealand. So, my question stands.