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Suspicious that it's probably a massive hangover rather than "a cold". And I assume it's during the week, otherwise noone but your liver cares what you do on a
by MichaelRo 1y ago
Suspicious that it's probably a massive hangover rather than "a cold". And I assume it's during the week, otherwise noone but your liver cares what you do on a Friday or Saturday evening.
"A cold" doesn't usually totally incapacitate someone working from the comfort of their home, down a paracetamol, drink hot liquids, take a nap, don't need to be 110% productive but still can manage to get some job done. But "a massive hangover" is something that surely can knock someone out.
- tranceylc 1y agoAre you sure you aren’t projecting your substance abuse issues onto others? Assuming someone has a hangover in the middle of the week is odd behaviour
- aerostable_slug 1y agoMaybe they're in recovery or had a family member with substance abuse problems.
- MichaelRo 1y ago>> Assuming someone has a hangover in the middle of the week is odd behaviour Sure, this never happens. Literally, noone in the history of mankind has gotten wasted in the middle of the week.
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- JoshTriplett 1y ago> "A cold" doesn't usually totally incapacitate someone working from the comfort of their home, down a paracetamol, drink hot liquids, take a nap, don't need to be 110% productive but still can manage to get some job done. A cold can absolutely do that. Expecting people to work while they're sick is an unhealthy work culture, don't inflict that on other people.