Budget discussion

If I am currently 16 years old.
Assuming I have spent at least two hours on the computer every single day since the age of four, the calculation might look something like this:

If I started at age four, that means I have been using a computer for at least two hours daily since I was twelve. Given that a year consists of 365 days, we have 365 multiplied by 12, which equals 4,380 days.
From those 4,380 days, we should subtract approximately 30 days to account for repairs or periods when I was away from my desk. That leaves us with 4,350 days.🙂
Now, we must convert those days into hours:
4,380 multiplied by 24
That brings us to 104,400 hours!
Now... if I have spent a minimum of two hours per day on the computer, I am unsure how to proceed with the next step of the calculation... Could someone perhaps assist me with the remaining math? :O

I am posting this simply out of pure curiosity...

Don't go turning days into hours.
Look, if you've got 4,350 days times 2 hours a day, that’s 8,700 total hours staring at a screen. If you want to see how many actual days that adds up to, just divide 8,700 by 24, which gives you 362.5.
Basically, you've spent nearly an entire year of your youth just rotting in front of a computer.

I can’t recall the last time I read something this incoherent. 🤦

Maybe spend less time learning Microsoft Visio and more time studying basic English grammar. 😉

Dennis Flores77 said:I cannot recall the last time I encountered a piece of writing so utterly confounding... 🤦

It might have been more beneficial to devote your time to studying grammar and orthography rather than focusing solely on Microsoft Visio... 😉

Please forgive me for having a C in my American English course... 🙂