Only people with time to waste should waste it. And all this wasting of time over Waiting for Godot is just the silly rabbit hole intellectuals fall into, trying to dig out more meaning into a piece than (most likely) the author ever intended.

Is it possible that Godot actually symbolizes the sought-for "meaning" of "Waiting for Godot", something that the intellectuals desire but never arrives? Like the teacher who assigns a student the title role, is the play a joke by Beckett on the crowd who are likely to over-analyse everything?