A bad day fishing/hunting is always better than a good day at work

Not always. Most of the time though.

I would rather get a raise at work and make my company some money over getting lost in the woods for 6 hours and getting poison ivy over 2/3 of my body..

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I hate zeroing fishing more than I hate work.

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Most specially when you have them " figured out" and you convince your buddy to take a day of vacation to come tear some arse up with you...

My buddy still gives me hell over that shite.

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wash your car

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People still wash cars?

Not if you burn up a boat motor or sink a boat or do something that otherwise costs you grands

But those trips make for good stories so I dunno

On days like today, absolutely! Going yak fishing in cocodrie tomorrow morning.

I work out of my house so I would rather be at home then out on the lake and not catching anything.

There are several instances where I wished I was at work instead of paddling back to the launch in the freezing rain, or half naked in the woods pouring the water out of my hip boots in freezing temps.

Would have to be catastrophic failure for this not to be true.
I've lost shite, broke shite, broke the bracket the TM sat in, had to do a full carb clean on the water with nothing but a Gerber. GPS quit responding in one hellatious all day fog on Toledo, we had just ran from LA side to south TX, quit right after I stopped the boat, so I knew where I was "sort of." Fished the bank and started going left, out of the creek I was in, and just kept going. Found the damn right at dark, idle speed all the way back to South Toledo St. Park, made it back around 10. Still had a limit of fish, first time I really thought I was going to have to spend the night on my boat.