It's not the workforce, though I would understand why you might think that. It is the work. Go do a shift in a kitchen, during rush, on a Friday. The term "in

It's not the workforce, though I would understand why you might think that. It is the work. Go do a shift in a kitchen, during rush, on a Friday. The term "in the weeds" will make sudden sense. All the pressure of desk job and product will seem easy. The system is optimized to use what you have, and can't loose. If you run out of pickles or mayo you fucked up so bad that god help you.