Unless you are self-employed or part of a worker-owned collective, slacking off at work should be the default. "Full on 100% no break working" just means more profits for rich fucks.
this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2024
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I’m half in-office and half out. In-office it’s podcasts and doing work. At home it’s laying in bed watching stuff all day, getting up to do some work every hour or so for five minutes, and still doing more work than anyone else on my team.
Lmao same. Except office days we go to the pub at 12 and forget to return
steal some supplies from work, feels great
I became the vegan chef 2 weeks ago and it's so fucking easy lol oh my god. I was doing 3x as much work cooking dinner for the hot line, now i just make 3 dishes and basically have nothing to do but prep for the next day. then two hours of standing around after that. It's wild. I should have had a whole ass extra person helping me on dinner at all times
I have to imagine not having to deal with raw meat probably makes your job a hundred times easier too. Way fewer health and safety concerns when your ingredients aren't liable to turn into slabs of salmonella if you fuck up.
that isn't really a concern it's more that I'm cooking 3 dishes for like 60ish people instead of 5 dishes and several sides for 200-350
That’s a 1:5 ratio of vegans to omnivores. Where do you live with that many vegans?
It's not that many vegans but sometimes the non vegans eat my shit bc it's good. I basically cook for 60 but maybe 30-40 eat. I need extra in case they eat like animals and i run out of shit
probably more than one non-vegan chef working at a time