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For what it's worth, the government is fruit to phase out the more abusive workplace situations that are noted in the article.
by jbm 16y ago
For what it's worth, the government is fruit to phase out the more abusive workplace situations that are noted in the article.
- neworbit 16y agoWhat does fruit mean in that context?
- jbm 16y agoFor what it's worth, I meant to say: "For what it's worth, the government is trying to phase out the more abusive workplace situations that are noted in the article." I have no idea how that got auto-corrected into "fruit". (For those curious, the specific acts they want to change are the rules for keeping a store open at night with only one employee.)