>Instead of a bar or keg at the office, consider an exercise room with equipment that tracks, ranks, and encourages competition. Can you see how your own logic

>Instead of a bar or keg at the office, consider an exercise room with equipment that tracks, ranks, and encourages competition. Can you see how your own logic can be applied to this suggestion turning it into a "systemic inclusion problem" for people who don't want to hang out in the exercise room or publicly compare their physical abilities with their coworkers? It's nonsense. People will do what they choose to do and personal choices will _never_ be equally represented in any population.