While I found it quite interesting, I did find it very frustrating, as most of the jurors were aged pensioners, and could not comprehend how a 'decent' woman could possibly enjoy some of the described bedroom antics. If those same jurors were alive today, they would be well into their 90's.
Back in the UK one of the cases I was a juror for involved an affray in a rough South London pub. The publican took the stand and seemed an honest decent hardworking sort who should not have had to put up with the alleged incident. Then it came out he was an ex-wrestler with a conviction for GBH and kept an iron bar under the counter ... I was completely out of my depth with fellow jurors explaining to me the norms of such places. Now had I been assigned to a nice tax case I would been OK.
If you're self employed, being called for jury service is a real bind. What you get paid may reflect what the average person earns, but you may well have overheads that are as much again. During my two weeks I was stood down at around 1100 on several days, but not knowing this in advance couldn't make appointments etc. What I was able to do was to ask for a deferment to immediately after Christmas (winter in UK of course), a quiet time, and this is what happened. Thankfully I didn't get called again.