I’m actually wondering what kind of substantive advice people would give me on my stance. Clearly it’s unpopular. I’m a man of the people when it suits me.
Just own what you drink. I don’t really give a fuck what other people consume at a bar unless I’m purchasing it for them. Don’t be a douche and order a $35 scotch when everyone else is getting a drunk that costs 10-15 bucks.
“Show up at 7:30 and leave at 4:30. Go to the gym and workout. You’ll put in your time, get a workout, and miss rush hour traffic.”
Hell eat lunch at your desk and you can bow out at 4:30 or a touch earlier. Trust me it’s worth it. I was, uh, not in great shape last summer. I started walking to work (luxury I know), shortening lunch, and working out a bit earlier to avoid the after work crowd, and I’m in the best shape I’ve been in since 22. I’m 29.
I’m not skimping on the PGP staples of drunk food or a few beers during the week either (I drink a lot).
I feel like I’d, I dunno, just take a dump and not give a fuck what the janitor thought. That’s just me though. I know some people don’t like pooping in front of others. I’m just too lazy to care.
Preach it. I can work remotely pretty much whenever I’m not “needed” at the office or at a client, but I’ll come in a lot of times just to get some normal human conversation. I live alone, so when I WFH, it’s just me and the TV.
If 4 drinks at being home by 11 makes you a “groggy, irritable version of myself the next day in the office until lunchtime” and you’re only 22, I feel bad for your friends.
Not that this isn’t an important distinction to make (lame vs responsible), but you’re not on the side of it you don’t want to be on.
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I feel like career is being used loosely here.
I’m actually wondering what kind of substantive advice people would give me on my stance. Clearly it’s unpopular. I’m a man of the people when it suits me.
It seems more like you’re an allegedly grown man who can’t tell his friends no.
Grow a spine or just discreetly ask the waiter for a separate check if you’re not man enough to do it in front of your friends.
Just own what you drink. I don’t really give a fuck what other people consume at a bar unless I’m purchasing it for them. Don’t be a douche and order a $35 scotch when everyone else is getting a drunk that costs 10-15 bucks.
I believe that is just generally called being secure with yourself, content even. No need to tag it with the generic moniker.
I’ll just give you some advice I gave myself:
“Show up at 7:30 and leave at 4:30. Go to the gym and workout. You’ll put in your time, get a workout, and miss rush hour traffic.”
Hell eat lunch at your desk and you can bow out at 4:30 or a touch earlier. Trust me it’s worth it. I was, uh, not in great shape last summer. I started walking to work (luxury I know), shortening lunch, and working out a bit earlier to avoid the after work crowd, and I’m in the best shape I’ve been in since 22. I’m 29.
I’m not skimping on the PGP staples of drunk food or a few beers during the week either (I drink a lot).
I couldn’t bring myself to cheat no matter what, and I’d *love* to be a stay at home dad. Just need some walking around money, like Gator
I agree with your customers
I feel like I’d, I dunno, just take a dump and not give a fuck what the janitor thought. That’s just me though. I know some people don’t like pooping in front of others. I’m just too lazy to care.
Yep put it better than I could
Preach it. I can work remotely pretty much whenever I’m not “needed” at the office or at a client, but I’ll come in a lot of times just to get some normal human conversation. I live alone, so when I WFH, it’s just me and the TV.
I skimmed over this. I’m regretting having given it that much time.
For shame. I guess I will have to switch to vodka.
Oh yeah vodka with bloody mary mix. Yeah that’s the ticket
If 4 drinks at being home by 11 makes you a “groggy, irritable version of myself the next day in the office until lunchtime” and you’re only 22, I feel bad for your friends.
Not that this isn’t an important distinction to make (lame vs responsible), but you’re not on the side of it you don’t want to be on.
6) work from home given the possibility
Works every time
I rarely wear socks, especially around the house, so this is an interesting read for me.
Singles dude’s guide to picking a wedding date:
1) Will she have sex with you? Y/N
Done
Well at least we know where Karen went.
Karen is still the worst.
I’ve always found dad strength to be a one-off, rare occurrence.
Than again, I don’t think any of your examples have applied to me since I was 16. This is just a weird column.