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At work? Try working!

• siedrix 16y ago
  Or try getting a new work...
  • va1en0k 16y ago
    or (better) a new job (I hope I understand the difference between these words)
    • danudey 16y ago
      'Work' is sometimes used to mean 'office' or 'job'. For example, someone might say 'Why don't you drop by my work after lunch?' I think that's the usage the parent meant; possibly, it was an intentionally awkward but colloquially valid variation on the grandparent's post.