What I learned from Covid is that it’s basically possible to do all your work from home while drunk.

Every Microsoft Teams invite you get lowers your testosterone by 1-2%

Taking Adderall before going to lay on the beach so I can focus more on having a good time.

The internal struggle between wanting to be productive and just wanting to nap all day.

9-5 is really 10-2 if you’re working remote.

My boss told me to show initiative, so I decided to finish work early.

I’m not feeling very worky today.

The reward for doing really good work is more work.

I was actually doing so well until your email found me.

I like work; it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours.

Drink coffee, avoid idiots, read books and repeat.

I’m doing well at accomplishing nothing today and I’m very proud of myself.

This entire month could’ve been an email.

This meeting could have been an AI summary.

Nobody cleans better than someone who’s pissed off.

This meeting could have been an unread email.

They expect me to work at work.

This whole week could have been an email.

The sexual tension between me and a late afternoon coffee to get me through the workday.

You say “multitask” like it’s a good thing.

Closing down one work tab every day until Christmas like a reverse advent calendar.

Workplace Wrapped: you had 60k minutes of meetings this year that could’ve been an email.

This Monday could have been an email.

I can’t work under these festive conditions.

So many spreadsheets and not once did I feel excelled.

I think during winter we should also get to work less hours in a day, just like the sun.

I hate it when you ask what you thought was a simple question in a meeting at work, and it turns into another meeting.

My ideal workday would be from 9:00 AM to 9:07 AM

Multitask? I can barely unitask.

There are two types of people at work: Those who work and those who have become pros at looking busy.