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Along_the_Wire

Cunts at work refusing to come into the office because they’re scared but getting caught plum on social media pissing around in boozers

ScottBailey

Along_the_Wire it’s strange because I’d take the commute now over 6 months ago any day of the week. Yeah, there’s many ignorant plebs (generally wearing Sports Direct tracksuits) on the trains refusing to wear facemasks, but compared to having some sweaty, middle aged man’s pit in your face at 6am, I’m quite comfortable with my commute now!

Hursty

Along_the_Wire Its such a tough call for businesses. Surely most will be moving to hot desk type facilities with only the odd day in work anyway?

My brother polled his company, half wanted to come back half wanted to stay at home, with the end result being you have to be in for 2 days a week when required.

bosstrabs

I think greater connectivity between rail and major airports will be a very big positive.

Currently, it’s a huge fucking ballache to get to Heathrow from the North West by train.

Smallman1

bosstrabs Currently, it’s a huge fucking ballache to get to Heathrow from the North West by train.

Lol.

Dubman

bosstrabs
It’s the same thing living on the south coast. A complete nightmare getting to Heathrow by train.

Along_the_Wire

It appears to me that the lazy cunts pre-lockdown are the ones that don’t want to come into the office. I get this is a small sample size of my work, but it’s 100% correct.

Hursty

Along_the_Wire An easy way for managers to decide who to thin out.

ScottBailey

Hursty I’m obviously jealous of those who are able to work from home, but at the same time it’s probably a good time for companies to cut the wheat from the chaff. This day and age should serve as notice to work harder than ever imo. I’m not “proud” of it, but I even worked a couple of Sunday’s in my business to show willing. Some people’s work ethic has definitely been called into question recently.

BlainSA

Hursty I worked at home 3 days out of 5. Worked great for me and wonders for the company. Productivity is the measure.

Amps

Hursty It’s already obsolete… I can’t find one angle to be positive about it, it’s the ultimate Tory white elephant.

Current estimates have the total cost coming in at over £80 billion. You could research, design and build a Hyperloop running from Brighton to Inverness for half that.

Amps

bosstrabs I’ll live.

bosstrabs

What’s your point Smallman you absolute imbecile? My point is simply that I end up taking the shuttle when I’d rather take the train.

Hursty

bosstrabs Emirates do a chauffeur service Dave. Book the right airline.

Smallman1

Cheers Dave.

Smallman1

Business class to London, train to Runcorn.

Living the dream.

bosstrabs

Mate, you live in Tooting.

Tooting.

https://www.mylondon.news/news/south-london-news/most-dangerous-places-live-wandsworth-16588873

bosstrabs

Dubman Smallman doesn’t seem to get that after 10-14 hours on a plane/in airports, one might prefer a train journey if it was a viable option

Smallman1

Give me a shout when you’re off the reg express Dave!

Amps

I’m more and more and more tempted to never leave the house ever again.

bosstrabs

Amps The Fins have a great saying: “Kalsarikänni” means a desire to just stay at home and sit drinking in your underwear. That’s basically what I’m doing. Except I’m not drinking. Instead I’m laying waste to what’s left of Smallman’s online persona.

Smallman1

No one takes the bait like you Dave.

On the reel every time!

bosstrabs

Smallman1 talking of costly infrastructure upgrades how is your roof now you absolute plum?

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