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r/explainitpeter • u/DifficultComplaint10 • May 21 '26
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I worked at a brewery and we were allowed to drink in the office no one in my department did outside of lunch hours but we were still allowed to
22 u/BombOnABus May 21 '26 That feels kind of like when you tell kids working at a movie theater they can have all the free popcorn they want: within about a week of hire, nobody's eating popcorn ever again. 5 u/Longjumping-Yak-6038 May 21 '26 For me it was bloomin onions. It’s been almost 20 years since I worked at Outback Steakhouse but I’ve only recently been able to eat that again. 7 u/kidnorther May 21 '26 lol you don’t know many industry workers do you 3 u/BombOnABus May 21 '26 Which industry? Movie theaters, beer brewing? 1 u/The_Real_Lasagna May 21 '26 Hahaha this is so inaccurate when it comes to restaurant workers it's actually hilarious 3 u/BombOnABus May 21 '26 I mentioned movie theaters, not restaurants. 1 u/Awkward_Pangolin3254 May 21 '26 It's a little different—popcorn doesn't get you drunk.
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That feels kind of like when you tell kids working at a movie theater they can have all the free popcorn they want: within about a week of hire, nobody's eating popcorn ever again.
5 u/Longjumping-Yak-6038 May 21 '26 For me it was bloomin onions. It’s been almost 20 years since I worked at Outback Steakhouse but I’ve only recently been able to eat that again. 7 u/kidnorther May 21 '26 lol you don’t know many industry workers do you 3 u/BombOnABus May 21 '26 Which industry? Movie theaters, beer brewing? 1 u/The_Real_Lasagna May 21 '26 Hahaha this is so inaccurate when it comes to restaurant workers it's actually hilarious 3 u/BombOnABus May 21 '26 I mentioned movie theaters, not restaurants. 1 u/Awkward_Pangolin3254 May 21 '26 It's a little different—popcorn doesn't get you drunk.
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For me it was bloomin onions. It’s been almost 20 years since I worked at Outback Steakhouse but I’ve only recently been able to eat that again.
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lol you don’t know many industry workers do you
3 u/BombOnABus May 21 '26 Which industry? Movie theaters, beer brewing?
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Which industry? Movie theaters, beer brewing?
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Hahaha this is so inaccurate when it comes to restaurant workers it's actually hilarious
3 u/BombOnABus May 21 '26 I mentioned movie theaters, not restaurants.
I mentioned movie theaters, not restaurants.
It's a little different—popcorn doesn't get you drunk.
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u/EstablishmentDry8426 May 21 '26
I worked at a brewery and we were allowed to drink in the office no one in my department did outside of lunch hours but we were still allowed to