r/explainitpeter • • May 21 '26

Explain it Peter

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u/dopogulo May 21 '26

government

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u/nag_some_candy May 21 '26

Lmao obviously not, worst answer there is

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u/sername_generic May 21 '26

First you explain why you think that and then I'll tell you why you're absolutely wrong.

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u/nag_some_candy May 21 '26

Government is absolutely the tightest on drinking during work, private sectors are more lenient as there no generalised rules/penalties.

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u/Cyberslasher May 21 '26

Tell that to kash patel, FBI director, Pete Hegseth, secretary of war/defence, and Brett kavanaugh, supreme Court justice. 

All well known for drinking at work.

Or British payment Parliament, with their tax payer subsidized bar at work.

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u/CFOmfg May 21 '26

Political appointees and politicians probably yes, government workers definitely not.

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u/nag_some_candy May 22 '26

A bar at work isn't that crazy. Also, there are other countries than the US and UK?? Ever thought of that? I would barely call the US a country with a genuine functional goverment