And since when does it stop there? Become an assistant hounder, it is more than your work load going up.
First, you are viewed as an exemplar. This means that anything that is a conscience matter is not allowed. You like music that is not written by the jokehovians? Tough. If you want sex, you have to get rid of it. The same for virtually all TV programming and video games, save for that lame tv dot jw dot org crap. Your field circus bag is a bit unorthodox? Get rid of it, or you are not eligible for marriage. You know how to launder your suits instead of wasting the money dry cleaning them? Dry clean them anyways. You have LED light bulbs? Get rid of them and get squiggly things--incandescent bulbs are also disallowed. You have a decent job? It might stumble someone, so get rid of it. That silver quarter you got last month--you have to get rid of that, too.
And there is the demand of time and money. Who is it that has to donate when contributions fall short? The hounders and assistant hounders, that's who. Who has to get up every Saturday morning for field circus? All hounders and assistant hounders. Who has to get the whole congregation to participate in every special campaign? And who has to participate to the full in same campaigns? Yup, all hounders and assistant hounders. This means they all have to do the Dirty Thirty (or Fifty--they are being exemplars, aren't they?) each and every time. They have to participate in every waste of paper campaign, even at personal hardship. What's next, requiring them to organize missions to Israel, running throughout the whole year, under threat that "No adequate participation in all Israel missions, no sex--no preaching to those high ranking rabbis that will use the wastes of paper to do 40 day workings to damn everyone, no sex"?