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Why did you have to get rid of it?

• coryfklein 11y ago
  The HR head of facilities said he "got complaints" about it. I can only speculate on the real reason, but I think it was likely because the only place I could fit it in the office was in a thoroughfare with decent foot traffic. It blocked about a quarter of the width of the path on which it was located. The individual from HR said he loved the chair and he would be happy for us to keep it if we have more space and I believe him.
• Namrog84 11y ago
  If everyone loved it so much. They'd likely be complaining and asking for one too. And company didn't want to fork over buying new ones for everyone. It's some form of socialism of something I think. Instead of helping everyone we penelize the 1?
  • cruise02 11y ago
    > Instead of helping everyone... Yes, that's exactly what socialism is based on.
    • Rumford 11y ago
      Ever read Harrison Bergeron? Making everyone equally happy is impossible, so the regime ultimately resorts to making everyone equally miserable.
      • cruise02 11y ago
        I guess I can understand how people might become confused if their concept of socialism comes from a single satirical book about egalitarianism.
        • Rumford 11y ago
          Well, one satirical short story and actual historical socialism's mountains of corpses.