Oklahoma lawmakers have a pretty great gig. They work for three months, do an awful job, and then get the rest of the year off to campaign, raise money, call for the execution of Hillary Clinton, take family portraits with their gun arsenal, etc.
But the time off isn't all fun and games and target practice. Sometimes they have to do homework. And by "homework," I mean they have to organize and attend "interim studies" to see how bills are working, review state agencies, drum up fear and paranoia, make embarrassing political statements, and discover new, interesting ways to screw everything up.