It's (almost) always fun when someone holds a mirror up to our daily routine. The Sydney Morning Herald
recently ran a piece
that categorizes the ways people eat in office environments. I don't know that I'm familiar with the folks that eat
cereal throughout their workday, but I can definitely relate to the image of folks creating mini assembly lines for
sandwiches and salads at their desks, as well as those with a seemingly endless supply of plastic snack tubs. The
myriad of smells that come out of a high-traffic office microwave also gets a nod, as does the offensive tuna can left
to stink in the trash.Office eaters
It's (almost) always fun when someone holds a mirror up to our daily routine. The Sydney Morning Herald
recently ran a piece
that categorizes the ways people eat in office environments. I don't know that I'm familiar with the folks that eat
cereal throughout their workday, but I can definitely relate to the image of folks creating mini assembly lines for
sandwiches and salads at their desks, as well as those with a seemingly endless supply of plastic snack tubs. The
myriad of smells that come out of a high-traffic office microwave also gets a nod, as does the offensive tuna can left
to stink in the trash.Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
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