Saw them several times in the Bay Area and at The Crystal Ball Room.
I have the same problem at my work. Some managers let their employees work from home and some do not. Even though the employees who are not allowed are actually more capable of doing their jobs remotely.
The thing that is most screwed up is that 2 of the people on my team that are in the office have decreased immune systems already. So irresponsible.
I don't believe anyone is capable of leading the country "together" at this point. We are a divided country (and yeah Trump has made it worse but it was coming long before he got here).
well that’s the spirit....
Does anyone else find it suspicious that Russia only has 93 cases? Just saying. I look at the map and there are big red circles all around them on all sides and yet a country as big and as connected to the world as Russia has a grand total of 93 cases?? Hmmmm...
lol, touche'.
I flat told my boss I'm working remote because it's not vital that I'm in the office. They are "thinking" about staggering the office people half in the building, half remote, week to week. I'm saying nah. I'm gonna go ahead and work remote. There's nothing I can't do at home. It's extremely stupid to be in the office as far as I'm concerned.
I'm glad you're in a position you can do that. I can work from home but I have little kids and I am extremely unproductive when their awake, so I've decided to go into work. The good thing is I am in an office and get very little contact with people at work, the ones who are coming in we've told all our communication is supposed to be through MS Teams, Github, and Email. So kind of social distancing at work. Though all the people who are "under" me, I've told them the option is theirs if they want to work from home or not, but I'd prefer if they can that they stay home.
I have never minded it. I will probably gain 10 pounds being that close to the kitchen.
that too. keep snacking nonstop, no exercise, and just staring at my screen all day.
Obama didn't bring anyone together either though (and I found him personally likeable), but look at what the Republicans (heck even the ones on this site) said about him, the constant attacks he was under, the "hate" that the right had for him. I suppose we can agree to disagree, but this country was divided long before Obama or Trump, and the gulf seems to be getting further not closer together, Obama didn't make the gap closer, and (obviously) neither has Trump.
It's interesting because I definitely have my issues with both parties, but when saying so I'm also finger-pointing in a way.Hey man, I feel your frustration and your passion but I don't think they have it in them to change course.
