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Ok, but even then, surely it takes about as much time? The time component of having to go somewhere + get your order + get back is mysteriously ignored all. th
by adamisom 8y ago
Ok, but even then, surely it takes about as much time?
The time component of having to go somewhere + get your order + get back is mysteriously ignored all. the. time. Not just with coffee, but with making your own food. Like, you don't want to meal prep it takes too much time--but then you probably spend more time overall getting lunch every day instead! Especially if you have the luxury 'need' for variety every. single. meal.
It drives me a little bit crazy.
- falcolas 8y ago> Ok, but even then, surely it takes about as much time? Sure, but it's on your own time, not your employer's time (at least, that's how I read "I have it at my desk"). That said, I will solidly defend the notion that not spending a solid N hours at your desk is a good thing. Stepping away from your desk on your lunch hour, whether it's to purchase a latte, a lunch, or to eat a homemade meal in a nearby park, is a good thing.