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If it’s legal (which it’s not in my state), it’s hard to tell people what to do with their money. When it’s not a drug and just an addiction.
the thread about nothing...
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Wait wait wait....you just now discovering tubi?
Late to the party but I just found out there is a few apps on Apple tv, Google, Roku, etc, where you can watch a bunch of tv shows, live tv and movies. Pluto TV and another one is Tubi. All free.
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They gotta justify the $ they are paying for rent.
mplsdunk
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that and control/optics
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SMH that don’t even really occur in standard clubs/parties anymore. God bless the reggae spots and events
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I never understood why people think they're entitled to work at home in their jammies
Like, the whole point of the WFH push was to prevent excess deaths related to COVID.
MakeNTGreatAgain
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I think they realized spending time in the office is a waste not to mention the stress of a commuteI never understood why people think they're entitled to work at home in their jammies
Like, the whole point of the WFH push was to prevent excess deaths related to COVID.
also workers put in more hours working from home
51 Surprising Working From Home Productivity Statistics (2026)
Working from home productivity statistics reveal remote workers are 13-47% more productive than office workers. See the data on hybrid vs. in-office work.
www.apollotechnical.com
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I agree. People have been playing with house money for the last 3 years. Working virtually (while it makes sense for the worker) doesn't benefit the employer.I never understood why people think they're entitled to work at home in their jammies
Like, the whole point of the WFH push was to prevent excess deaths related to COVID.
Yall have to know it's ending soon.
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If you have a job where you can actually WFH I'm all for it. Don't get me wrong. I loved waking up 90 seconds before a meeting, throwing on a shirt, and pretending like I've been up since the crack of dawnI think they realized spending time in the office is a waste not to mention the stress of a commute
also workers put in more hours working from home
51 Surprising Working From Home Productivity Statistics (2026)
Working from home productivity statistics reveal remote workers are 13-47% more productive than office workers. See the data on hybrid vs. in-office work.
There's just no way the majority of our workers are more productive for their companies at home.
MakeNTGreatAgain
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i get thatIf you have a job where you can actually WFH I'm all for it. Don't get me wrong. I loved waking up 90 seconds before a meeting, throwing on a shirt, and pretending like I've been up since the crack of dawn
There's just no way the majority of our workers are more productive for their companies at home.
but eff it , let them live the good life
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If the works getting done it’s getting done. It’s definitely on a case by case basis but as somebody who does systems administration I don’t need to be at my desk every day. It’s been proven it’s not necessary by this point, people up top just doing **** for no reason as usual based on inefficient ways of thinking and probably flawed data while attempting to make a name for themselves.
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No offense, but this is the dumbest **** to defend. If you CAN do your job from home, you should be able to. Personally, I didn't know people hadn't been back to work yet.... it's April 2024 the majority hasn't worn masks for two years.
Regardless, if you can do your job from home, why can't you. Because employers pay a lot for office buildings
now that's a problem of not the worker.
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Protip: If it looks terrible, watch it! Tubi's business model is, "So bad, its good."Ya man. Been living under a rock, damn.
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No offense, but this is the dumbest **** to defend. If you CAN do your job from home, you should be able to. Personally, I didn't know people hadn't been back to work yet.... it's April 2024 the majority hasn't worn masks for two years.
Regardless, if you can do your job from home, why can't you. Because employers pay a lot for office buildings
Did you not see me type, "Working virtually (while it makes sense for the worker)?"
So how am I defending the employer?
I don't have a dog in the fight.
I'm not defending anything.
I simply stated why there is a sudden push to get folks back in the buildings.
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Now I want some Chinese foodThis post inspired me to get some Chinese
No hot sauce on top?
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I just realized this joint doesn't give me hot sauce lol Just soy and duck sauceNow I want some Chinese food
No hot sauce on top?
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Give me time, like you, to respond but with edits
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Aww man. Carry a travel size bottle in your car.
Which reminds me, I gotta take those extra ketchup packets out of my car
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So as I suspected you DIDN'T actually read my reply originally but was just trying to get your, "How can you defend the man" point off.
Got you.
mplsdunk
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Mayors were pushing for it too for obvious reasons.
Those same mayors wanna tax you in the name of climate change and congestion.
Those same mayors wanna tax you in the name of climate change and congestion.
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Obviously I read it if you read what I said; which you’re something or so “offended by”
