Likewise, when we enjoy a nice restaurant meal on a Sunday, the enjoyment of that meal requires others to work. (Few people work, or toil, harder than restaurant workers.) If they have a regular day off on another day of the week, our leisure may not strictly require them to violate the principle of Sabbath. But even if their work is well balanced with rest, it’s still leisure for us: rest that requires others to work on our behalf.
