I love this chair and will buy it, but for only $143, is it really going to last? I have a softer leather chair which I sink into but this I inherited from Dad when he upgraded his own home office. He has a bigger tuchus then me so it is kind of lumpy for me in places where I need support. I need a new one b/c I am sitting at my MacBook all day billing or drafteing pleadings, so I do not want to have lumps on my legs and tuchus built around Dad’s worn out old chair. If anyone in the hive has a recommendation, I am all ears! YAY!!!

Then let’s Ned you up and stick you on a vent today! No Covid necessary!

Look, even if you’re fine from Covid there’s a non-zero chance you’ll be in a car crash. Or beaten in a bar fight. Because Americans think health care should be run as a capitalist system we have JUST enough capacity to take care of what we normally get. Literally one multi-car collision with 15-20 severely injured can overwhelm a local hospital. People with Covid are on ventilators for 3-4 weeks easily before they recover. You want everyone you know who gets a major injury for the next four months to die because there’s no capacity? This isn’t about Covid19 you simpleton, it’s about babies choking to death, it’s about school shooting victims getting no treatment, it’s about pregnant women who suddenly hemorrhage bleeding to death in hospital parking lots because there are no beds.

If you’re not going to care, please do the rest of us a favor and remove yourself from the situation. A cruise perhaps…

Sociopath!

Troll!

For the love of puppies, PLEASE do not make people dress up!!!! Please. I am begging you to stay far, far away from that nonsense.

$$$ boosts morale, not Halloween in April.

The catering is interesting. I see the morale point, but when my tech company office that catered lunch in daily moved to our own version of Level 2 (early March, SF), we did away with communal catered meals, and only were permitted individual boxed lunches for health reasons. And I felt like our communal kitchen was definitely the vector area, even though everyone was watching one another like hawks re hand washing.

And, in the eeeeeew category–our office building ran out of soap in 3 days. 3 days! Because a much larger contingent of people began washing hands far more often. EEEEEW.