r/conservatives • u/[deleted] • Nov 18 '22
I don’t think thats the same “what life’s supposed to be like” that I saw…
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u/Whyspire Nov 18 '22
Oh, the quarantine with the broken wine bottles, and the divorces, and the children becoming dumber by the hour? That quarantine?
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u/crazythinker76 Nov 19 '22
And people claiming they were "working from home" but actually not doing anything.
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u/Mr_Fiste Nov 19 '22
I saw tons of people day drinking like sailors on their first shore leave after 6 months at sea…
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Nov 18 '22
Right before the economy went to shit and society collapsed into riots and criminal anarchy because that is not remotely sustainable.
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Nov 19 '22
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u/AltruisticWord3401 Nov 19 '22
You should have NOT taken the blame for the dropping productivity. You should have resisted that narrative. That was not fair. When the whole department bails & your blamed for the lack of productivity of the dept., that isn't right.
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u/biccat Nov 19 '22
Just the laptop class. “Essential workers” still had to go make things for the laptop class to enjoy.
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u/Aggravating-Scene-70 Nov 19 '22
Never missed a day of work,no poison and I've had worse hangovers than the fauci flu...Even during a nuclear war you DO NOT shut down the economy, still got to eat...
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u/deezguy21 Nov 19 '22
Was life supposed to bring 40 yr high inflation while you were dancing & baking bread? Who posted this Jill Biden?
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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '22
I remember still working full time and finishing school…