Consume Product

Legally required to accommodate you taking pilgrimages, too.

Sometimes rent was paid in onions, eggs, wine and similar farm made products.

*GDP, line goes up, real estate market goes brrr*

These memes are always a huge misrepresentation, there wasn't an "off time" where they kicked back on a couch. They "only worked" 150 days a year because their main job was farming and that was the growing season. The rest of the year was spent working odd jobs, maintaining their land and property, and surviving winter. The Bible mandates one day off a week because people were otherwise working every day. While people worked harder back then they were happier because it was real tangible work that benefitted their immediate surroundings and not fake busywork that makes some magic numbers in a bank account go up every two weeks.

There were many festivals, pilgrimages, worked on crafts, played music, found various ways to have fun. https://www.ranker.com/list/free-time-for-medieval-peasants/kathy-benjamin