Things to think about.

I think it's the ones who always ask others to do something. Why? Because if they weren't lazy why do they have to ask someone to do something for them? What were they doing? LOL. They keep themselves busy by formulating what's the next command they will ask. LOL again. If a person really wants to do something, they will do it even if the situation don't allow them too. It's just time management.

People who refuse to do what is asked of them are more likely to be 'lazy' than people who always ask others to do things. Of course, someone may appear to be perfectly able to do something themselves but they may also have a list of priorities and part of successful time management is to ask others to do things for you which you cannot do yourself - whether through lack of time or because that person is likely to do the job better. You cannot instantly decide whether someone is being lazy or not simply because they will not do what they are asked or because they often ask others to do things for them!

Well, in a way rispondendoti diratta your question, according to my theory, the right phrase, is the first. Or: "the ones who always ask others to do things." For example, I have my brother who is a very lazy person, he falls into both categories. However, I prefer people who refuse to do something for you, rather than those who continually ask you to do something for them. The classic response of a lazy, "I do not feel like." The counter-response would be to say, "If you do not want, you, do come!"

A lazy person is someone who makes others work for them. The one who refuses to work can be a lazy person or also someone who found out that he is abused in a terrible way. That the asker is taking all the credits without doing anything plus/or be someone who is able to say NO since he/she is already busy enough and to his/her opinion everybody should do his/her share (plus you can only learn something if you do or practise it yourself).

Hi friend, it I would have to choose between the two, I could say that the latter is the lazier in a sense that if somebody has the power to command others to do the things for him/her, it only means that he is the superior and a successful person. Just a wild guess.