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I’m sure it’s been covered but people who schedule meetings during 12-1 lunchtime hour

I’m sure it’s been covered but people who schedule meetings during 12-1 lunchtime hour
Multiple time zones plus our company’s insistence on video; has made me watch a lot of people eat their lunch lately. Part of me wants to eat a giant bowl of cereal or soup or something one of these days
Do it topless. That will really get them going.Multiple time zones plus our company’s insistence on video; has made me watch a lot of people eat their lunch lately. Part of me wants to eat a giant bowl of cereal or soup or something one of these days
Seafood platter meal wearing just the lobster bib.Do it topless. That will really get them going.Multiple time zones plus our company’s insistence on video; has made me watch a lot of people eat their lunch lately. Part of me wants to eat a giant bowl of cereal or soup or something one of these days
Gross. I have never worked more than like 45 hours a week. SorryI worked 100 hour weeks for a year and a half there.
I always pegged you as lazy.Gross. I have never worked more than like 45 hours a week. SorryI worked 100 hour weeks for a year and a half there.
You can’t throw these softballs out there…. Bannings are imminentI always pegged you as lazy.Gross. I have never worked more than like 45 hours a week. SorryI worked 100 hour weeks for a year and a half there.
Eat a bag of corn nuts.Multiple time zones plus our company’s insistence on video; has made me watch a lot of people eat their lunch lately. Part of me wants to eat a giant bowl of cereal or soup or something one of these days
I am not sure why that requires you to work all weekend. Did you also have a project meeting late Friday and then he wanted progress before the early Monday meeting?my boss would schedule monday am project meetings, which meant we worked all weekend, every weekend.
Yes. Friday am meetings too.I am not sure why that requires you to work all weekend. Did you also have a project meeting late Friday and then he wanted progress before the early Monday meeting?my boss would schedule monday am project meetings, which meant we worked all weekend, every weekend.
Definitely lazy, when it comes to work. But the thing is not working a ton allows me to go do **** and be not lazyI always pegged you as lazy.Gross. I have never worked more than like 45 hours a week. SorryI worked 100 hour weeks for a year and a half there.
I don't necessarily equate working less hours to being lazy. I know many lazy people that work long hours because they aren't efficient. They are too lazy during the day and it ends up costing them time and then they have to work longer to get work done that should have taken a lot less time.Definitely lazy, when it comes to work. But the thing is not working a ton allows me to go do **** and be not lazyI always pegged you as lazy.Gross. I have never worked more than like 45 hours a week. SorryI worked 100 hour weeks for a year and a half there.
Denver sux tooSome airports are too damn big. Had to fly home from Atlanta the other day. As we were leaving the hotel, I wanted to put in "Rental Car Center" into the GPS, but for some reason my Maps app wasn't having it (at least not via voice command), so I just figured, whatever, I'll put ATL in and then follow the signs to the Rental Car Center. We get to the airport and I'm driving around looking for how to get to the RTC, but I don't see any signs. Finally I decide maybe I should just pull over and type "Rental Car Center" into my GPS. Turns out it was a 15m drive (I'm pretty sure what happened is that it initially took me to the international terminal and then I had to drive all the way around to get to the RTC).
Nor was this a one-off. There was also confusion trying to figure out which security line I needed to get in if I was on a non-Delta flight, but had TSA Pre-check. I also recall years ago spending a good half hour wandering around trying to find my flight's baggage carousel
ATL is one of those airports where you have to make sure you get things right, because if you don't it can cost you a ton of time
I'm convinced ATL is actually larger than the state of Georgia. I hate that airport with a passion.Some airports are too damn big. Had to fly home from Atlanta the other day. As we were leaving the hotel, I wanted to put in "Rental Car Center" into the GPS, but for some reason my Maps app wasn't having it (at least not via voice command), so I just figured, whatever, I'll put ATL in and then follow the signs to the Rental Car Center. We get to the airport and I'm driving around looking for how to get to the RTC, but I don't see any signs. Finally I decide maybe I should just pull over and type "Rental Car Center" into my GPS. Turns out it was a 15m drive (I'm pretty sure what happened is that it initially took me to the international terminal and then I had to drive all the way around to get to the RTC).
Nor was this a one-off. There was also confusion trying to figure out which security line I needed to get in if I was on a non-Delta flight, but had TSA Pre-check. I also recall years ago spending a good half hour wandering around trying to find my flight's baggage carousel
ATL is one of those airports where you have to make sure you get things right, because if you don't it can cost you a ton of time
I don’t mind connecting through it (although certainly not ideal) but yeah I have flown in and out of it several times in the past and the whole rental car process was a painI'm convinced ATL is actually larger than the state of Georgia. I hate that airport with a passion.Some airports are too damn big. Had to fly home from Atlanta the other day. As we were leaving the hotel, I wanted to put in "Rental Car Center" into the GPS, but for some reason my Maps app wasn't having it (at least not via voice command), so I just figured, whatever, I'll put ATL in and then follow the signs to the Rental Car Center. We get to the airport and I'm driving around looking for how to get to the RTC, but I don't see any signs. Finally I decide maybe I should just pull over and type "Rental Car Center" into my GPS. Turns out it was a 15m drive (I'm pretty sure what happened is that it initially took me to the international terminal and then I had to drive all the way around to get to the RTC).
Nor was this a one-off. There was also confusion trying to figure out which security line I needed to get in if I was on a non-Delta flight, but had TSA Pre-check. I also recall years ago spending a good half hour wandering around trying to find my flight's baggage carousel
ATL is one of those airports where you have to make sure you get things right, because if you don't it can cost you a ton of time
I will say that once we dropped our car off, the process of getting to the terminal was surprisingly quick. Which just goes to support my theory. If you're where you need to be, the operations run fairly efficiently. But the slightest misstep and BAM! You just bought a ticket to airport purgatoryI don’t mind connecting through it (although certainly not ideal) but yeah I have flown in and out of it several times in the past and the whole rental car process was a painI'm convinced ATL is actually larger than the state of Georgia. I hate that airport with a passion.Some airports are too damn big. Had to fly home from Atlanta the other day. As we were leaving the hotel, I wanted to put in "Rental Car Center" into the GPS, but for some reason my Maps app wasn't having it (at least not via voice command), so I just figured, whatever, I'll put ATL in and then follow the signs to the Rental Car Center. We get to the airport and I'm driving around looking for how to get to the RTC, but I don't see any signs. Finally I decide maybe I should just pull over and type "Rental Car Center" into my GPS. Turns out it was a 15m drive (I'm pretty sure what happened is that it initially took me to the international terminal and then I had to drive all the way around to get to the RTC).
Nor was this a one-off. There was also confusion trying to figure out which security line I needed to get in if I was on a non-Delta flight, but had TSA Pre-check. I also recall years ago spending a good half hour wandering around trying to find my flight's baggage carousel
ATL is one of those airports where you have to make sure you get things right, because if you don't it can cost you a ton of time
It is just huge and in the middle of no-where but it is fairly easy to know where to go. It just takes forever to get where you need to go.Denver sux tooSome airports are too damn big. Had to fly home from Atlanta the other day. As we were leaving the hotel, I wanted to put in "Rental Car Center" into the GPS, but for some reason my Maps app wasn't having it (at least not via voice command), so I just figured, whatever, I'll put ATL in and then follow the signs to the Rental Car Center. We get to the airport and I'm driving around looking for how to get to the RTC, but I don't see any signs. Finally I decide maybe I should just pull over and type "Rental Car Center" into my GPS. Turns out it was a 15m drive (I'm pretty sure what happened is that it initially took me to the international terminal and then I had to drive all the way around to get to the RTC).
Nor was this a one-off. There was also confusion trying to figure out which security line I needed to get in if I was on a non-Delta flight, but had TSA Pre-check. I also recall years ago spending a good half hour wandering around trying to find my flight's baggage carousel
ATL is one of those airports where you have to make sure you get things right, because if you don't it can cost you a ton of time
That is annoying. I would just ask a neighbor to grab itEvery summer, the whole family goes up to Maine for two weeks. In previous years, I had submitted a mail hold request via the USPS website. Just went to do it again for this year's trip, and was told our address is no longer eligible. Instead, I have to go into our local branch and submit the form in person. The only sense I can make of this is that they recently closed down the branch nearest our house. Still, this is annoying for me and a huge waste of time for whatever bureaucrat has to manually enter the information I submit on a hand-written form. DOGE, baby!
Multi-unit condo building. Mail is delivered to a small locked mailbox. If we leave it two weeks it will overflowThat is annoying. I would just ask a neighbor to grab itEvery summer, the whole family goes up to Maine for two weeks. In previous years, I had submitted a mail hold request via the USPS website. Just went to do it again for this year's trip, and was told our address is no longer eligible. Instead, I have to go into our local branch and submit the form in person. The only sense I can make of this is that they recently closed down the branch nearest our house. Still, this is annoying for me and a huge waste of time for whatever bureaucrat has to manually enter the information I submit on a hand-written form. DOGE, baby!
Give a key to neighbor?Multi-unit condo building. Mail is delivered to a small locked mailbox. If we leave it two weeks it will overflowThat is annoying. I would just ask a neighbor to grab itEvery summer, the whole family goes up to Maine for two weeks. In previous years, I had submitted a mail hold request via the USPS website. Just went to do it again for this year's trip, and was told our address is no longer eligible. Instead, I have to go into our local branch and submit the form in person. The only sense I can make of this is that they recently closed down the branch nearest our house. Still, this is annoying for me and a huge waste of time for whatever bureaucrat has to manually enter the information I submit on a hand-written form. DOGE, baby!
We recently did the online hold for a week. They held it. But they haven't delivered the pile of held mail like they were supposed to, even though they did resume mail delivery as scheduled two days ago.Every summer, the whole family goes up to Maine for two weeks. In previous years, I had submitted a mail hold request via the USPS website. Just went to do it again for this year's trip, and was told our address is no longer eligible. Instead, I have to go into our local branch and submit the form in person. The only sense I can make of this is that they recently closed down the branch nearest our house. Still, this is annoying for me and a huge waste of time for whatever bureaucrat has to manually enter the information I submit on a hand-written form. DOGE, baby!
It would help is some of the bands could get shorter, easier-to-type names. I drafted an album by The Presidents of the United States of America. And that's why they are usually referred to as "The Presidents".Please, please, please people, especially in music threads, stop dropping acronyms that I don’t understand. Just spell it out. I don’t know every band, every album. I want to though, and some posts make me have to look stuff up, especially discussing other posters. Please.
Absolutely. I do my job decently, but am at a point in my career where I’m not killing myself for work. Much rather invest the time and effort maintaining fitness.Definitely lazy, when it comes to work. But the thing is not working a ton allows me to go do **** and be not lazyI always pegged you as lazy.Gross. I have never worked more than like 45 hours a week. SorryI worked 100 hour weeks for a year and a half there.
People are stupidI don't get it.
Agree it is psychology, as people just want to be in front. I see it all the time when cars try to shoehorn themselves in front of me at a merge, rather than slowing to enter the much larger space behind my vehicle.There is one particular highway driving occurence that I notice more and more often lately (probaby because I've just been paying more attention to it) that I simply don't understand. Some variation of this: You are traveling along with traffic, going about 70 mph when you are able to, when you come upon that person in the left passing lane slowwwwly passing a couple of cars in the right lane going about 60. No one in front of them keeping them from going faster. You are somewhere in the growing group of cars behind in the left lane, waiting what seems like forever for the car in front to finally complete the pass and change into the right lane and... they immediately speed up to 70.
I notice it often enough that it can't (I think) just be people messing with others behind them. I wonder if it's something psychological? I've considered maybe they're just uncomfortable in the left lane and passing others, but when I'm passing in an uncomfortable situation - like next to a semi in a construction area or something - I go faster in order to get the pass over with more quickly rather than slower and drawing it out. I don't get it.
95% + of the time I give people the opportunity to do the right thing.It’s equally obnoxious when the 70 mph traffic immediately passes on the right, rather than giving the slower, but still passing vehicle an opportunity to pull in front of the slowest traffic with a friendlier (at least a couple car lengths at highway speeds) space cushion.
Especially when you're the one directly behind and you're giving them time to get over, and the person behind you darts over to the right and passes, delaying the whole process further so other cars behind do the same thing and you're stuck there.It’s equally obnoxious when the 70 mph traffic immediately passes on the right, rather than giving the slower, but still passing vehicle an opportunity to pull in front of the slowest traffic with a friendlier (at least a couple car lengths at highway speeds) space cushion.
Yeah, that is another situation where my inclination is so completely different that it makes it hard for me to understand them at all. I hate having another person who obviously wants to go faster stuck behind me, so that first chance I get, I'm slowing down and moving a bit to the right to make it as easy/safe as possible for them to pass me.Agree it is psychology, as people just want to be in front. I see it all the time when cars try to shoehorn themselves in front of me at a merge, rather than slowing to enter the much larger space behind my vehicle.There is one particular highway driving occurence that I notice more and more often lately (probaby because I've just been paying more attention to it) that I simply don't understand. Some variation of this: You are traveling along with traffic, going about 70 mph when you are able to, when you come upon that person in the left passing lane slowwwwly passing a couple of cars in the right lane going about 60. No one in front of them keeping them from going faster. You are somewhere in the growing group of cars behind in the left lane, waiting what seems like forever for the car in front to finally complete the pass and change into the right lane and... they immediately speed up to 70.
I notice it often enough that it can't (I think) just be people messing with others behind them. I wonder if it's something psychological? I've considered maybe they're just uncomfortable in the left lane and passing others, but when I'm passing in an uncomfortable situation - like next to a semi in a construction area or something - I go faster in order to get the pass over with more quickly rather than slower and drawing it out. I don't get it.
It’s also common when passing lanes open up temporarily on predominantly one lane roads. Rather than allowing people riding their bumper to be on their way, the previously slow poke speeds up, to foil the pass.
Yes. In summary, when passing, people need to chill a bit.Especially when you're the one directly behind and you're giving them time to get over, and the person behind you darts over to the right and passes, delaying the whole process further so other cars behind do the same thing and you're stuck there.It’s equally obnoxious when the 70 mph traffic immediately passes on the right, rather than giving the slower, but still passing vehicle an opportunity to pull in front of the slowest traffic with a friendlier (at least a couple car lengths at highway speeds) space cushion.
Me too. But to be fair, passing lanes usually materialize when the road straightens, so it’s natural to speed up a bit. Still, you need to be aware/considerate of other drivers.Yeah, that is another situation where my inclination is so completely different that it makes it hard for me to understand them at all. I hate having another person who obviously wants to go faster stuck behind me, so that first chance I get, I'm slowing down and moving a bit to the right to make it as easy/safe as possible for them to pass me.Agree it is psychology, as people just want to be in front. I see it all the time when cars try to shoehorn themselves in front of me at a merge, rather than slowing to enter the much larger space behind my vehicle.There is one particular highway driving occurence that I notice more and more often lately (probaby because I've just been paying more attention to it) that I simply don't understand. Some variation of this: You are traveling along with traffic, going about 70 mph when you are able to, when you come upon that person in the left passing lane slowwwwly passing a couple of cars in the right lane going about 60. No one in front of them keeping them from going faster. You are somewhere in the growing group of cars behind in the left lane, waiting what seems like forever for the car in front to finally complete the pass and change into the right lane and... they immediately speed up to 70.
I notice it often enough that it can't (I think) just be people messing with others behind them. I wonder if it's something psychological? I've considered maybe they're just uncomfortable in the left lane and passing others, but when I'm passing in an uncomfortable situation - like next to a semi in a construction area or something - I go faster in order to get the pass over with more quickly rather than slower and drawing it out. I don't get it.
It’s also common when passing lanes open up temporarily on predominantly one lane roads. Rather than allowing people riding their bumper to be on their way, the previously slow poke speeds up, to foil the pass.
So they don't interrupt you if you aren't available and you can call when you have time. It's actually somewhat courteous.People that message you to call them. Why don't you just call me idiot?
Locking is better, allows most existing posts while stopping escalated arguments and specific posts over the line. Why punish everyone.deleted threads
SandalsSelf own: It starts pouring rain as I get to my destination and I park next to the curb. When I get out I sprint behind my car and race to the sidewalk to walk under the awnings. Problem, water in 6" deep near the curb and my sandled feet get sopping wet with road goo. Now I get more peeved every step as I squish toward the pub. grrr
I'm bringing the sexy back, trend setter not follower.SandalsSelf own: It starts pouring rain as I get to my destination and I park next to the curb. When I get out I sprint behind my car and race to the sidewalk to walk under the awnings. Problem, water in 6" deep near the curb and my sandled feet get sopping wet with road goo. Now I get more peeved every step as I squish toward the pub. grrr![]()
You're going to a pub. How bad could it be?as I squish toward the pub. grrr