By most definitions, I have no life.

But even I am better off than the folks not retiring at the university because they don't have anything else to do.
Dude.
Volunteer.
Get a hobby.
Take a nap.

If Princeton is your life, you have a very, very sad life.

In regard to people not taking the Voluntary Incentivized Retirement Program because they can't afford to-- that I get, and I do not judge. But when whether or not they start layoffs is dependent upon how many people retire with VIRP, and people aren't taking the year's salary in a lump sum because they're worried about being bored?
Then, yes. I do judge.